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Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia
A 22-year-old man from Hong Kong, who left school after Form Five and works in the catering industry, recently triggered intense online debate by saying he plans to move to the UK or Australia despite having no BNO status, limited education, no savings, and little family support.
Global Lens
2026.10.06 16:50
Global Lens | Nagoya Asian Games: A roundup of strangest moments and missteps
The Nagoya Asian Games have been mired in chaos. A day before the opening ceremony, a former world champion competing for Macao, China, posted online that after 17 hours she finally managed to check in, only to find the floor slanted. Since when did the Asian Games become a test of survival?
Global Lens
2026.10.01 17:02
Global Lens | Where China's advantages exactly lie?
China's international advantages come from a systemic combination of three strengths: a massive and structurally powerful consumer market, where market power depends not only on population but also on purchasing power and income levels; a mature, uniquely complete industrial chain ecosystem with strong manufacturing capacity and dense, efficient supply networks; and strong planning and execution capabilities, especially through long-term Five-Year Plans that guide resource allocation across economic cycles and keep strategies continuous.
Global Lens
2026.09.24 18:11
Watch This | Fiji outpowers HK 54-26: Part-time players call for more backing for women's game
Fiji beat Hong Kong 54-26 in the second round of the WXV Global Series Challenger at Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground today (Sept.19), but the home side's performance, particularly in a ferocious opening half hour, earned warm applause from the home crowd.
Global Lens
2026.09.19 22:48
Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan
Hong Kong's first five-year plan puts the Northern Metropolis at its heart. It is built around "one town, five elements": education, technology, industry, talent and urban development. Finance in the south, innovation in the north.
Global Lens
2026.09.19 13:31
Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia
A 22-year-old man from Hong Kong, who left school after Form Five and works in the catering industry, recently triggered intense online debate by saying he plans to move to the UK or Australia despite having no BNO status, limited education, no savings, and little family support.
Global Lens
2026.10.06 16:50
Global Lens | Nagoya Asian Games: A roundup of strangest moments and missteps
The Nagoya Asian Games have been mired in chaos. A day before the opening ceremony, a former world champion competing for Macao, China, posted online that after 17 hours she finally managed to check in, only to find the floor slanted. Since when did the Asian Games become a test of survival?
Global Lens
2026.10.01 17:02
Global Lens | Where China's advantages exactly lie?
China's international advantages come from a systemic combination of three strengths: a massive and structurally powerful consumer market, where market power depends not only on population but also on purchasing power and income levels; a mature, uniquely complete industrial chain ecosystem with strong manufacturing capacity and dense, efficient supply networks; and strong planning and execution capabilities, especially through long-term Five-Year Plans that guide resource allocation across economic cycles and keep strategies continuous.
Global Lens
2026.09.24 18:11
Watch This | Fiji outpowers HK 54-26: Part-time players call for more backing for women's game
Fiji beat Hong Kong 54-26 in the second round of the WXV Global Series Challenger at Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground today (Sept.19), but the home side's performance, particularly in a ferocious opening half hour, earned warm applause from the home crowd.
Global Lens
2026.09.19 22:48
Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan
Hong Kong's first five-year plan puts the Northern Metropolis at its heart. It is built around "one town, five elements": education, technology, industry, talent and urban development. Finance in the south, innovation in the north.
Global Lens
2026.09.19 13:31
Five Year Plan & Policy Address | HK's Five-Year Plan answers the housing question
In a city where land comes at a premium, what Hong Kong people care about most has always been practical: How long is the wait for public housing? When will subdivided flats finally be solved?
Global Lens
2026.09.17 19:33
Five Year Plan & Policy Address | Beyond the cheque: HK's full-cycle fertility plan covers housing, tax savings, and childcare
Around the world, governments are rolling out pro-natal policies. On Sept. 16, Chief Executive John Lee unveiled Hong Kong's first Five-Year Plan together with the new Policy Address. The 11-point package goes well beyond a single cheque, tackling two key barriers couples face: residence and practical support for raising a child.
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2026.09.16 22:23
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