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Opinion | China and US advance constructive bilateral relationship of strategic stability toward steady, long-term development Chinese President Xi Jinping will pay a state visit to the United States from Sept. 23 to 25 at the invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump. The exchange of visits between the Chinese and U.S. heads of state within six months marks a historic milestone, and will provide strategic guidance for advancing a constructive relationship of strategic stability between the two countries.

Opinion

2026.09.24 19:30

Opinion | China and US advance constructive bilateral relationship of strategic stability toward steady, long-term development

Opinion | China and US advance constructive bilateral relationship of strategic stability toward steady, long-term development

Opinion | Investor knowledge: A strategic asset for Hong Kong Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan for 2026–2030 and the Chief Executive's 2026 Policy Address set out an ambitious programme for financial development. As the city expands its markets and strengthens its connections with Mainland Chinese and international capital, investors will encounter unfamiliar products and disclosures. Equipping them to understand these opportunities should become part of the development strategy. Investor knowledge can help financial innovation translate into better-functioning markets.

Opinion

2026.09.24 14:30

Opinion | Investor knowledge: A strategic asset for Hong Kong

Opinion | Investor knowledge: A strategic asset for Hong Kong

Opinion | How a third world war would take shape A third world war would not begin with a single declaration. It would grow out of wars already underway, in the same way the 1930s fused separate regional fights into one. Two fronts would be intensified first. Europe would be pulled deeper into war with Russia, pinning down Russian forces and industry. The US would keep the Middle East in a state of low-intensity bleeding, producing an energy crisis that weakens multiple economies at once. With those theaters consuming attention and resources, Washington would then pivot toward China with a coalition of partners in the Indo-Pacific.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.09.24 09:25

Opinion | How a third world war would take shape

Opinion | How a third world war would take shape

Opinion | What can we reasonably expect from the upcoming Xi-Trump summit in Washington On September 24th, Chinese leader Xi Jinping will arrive in Washington D.C to meet with President of the United States Donald Trump.

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.23 13:02

Opinion | What can we reasonably expect from the upcoming Xi-Trump summit in Washington

Opinion | What can we reasonably expect from the upcoming Xi-Trump summit in Washington

Opinion | The grand chess game behind a JoyYou card From the end of this year, elderly residents will be able to keep their JoyYou Card—Hong Kong's concessionary travel pass for seniors—in their mobile phones, and hop on a bus or train with a single tap. The arrangement is simple, the convenience immediate; it looks like nothing more than a small improvement to daily life. Yet there is more to it than meets the eye. It is one of the 25 livelihood measures in the Policy Address delivered by the Chief Executive on September 16 this year, and a telling footnote to the "livelihood-oriented" philosophy of Hong Kong's first-ever five-year plan.

Kevin Lau

2026.09.23 09:26

Opinion | The grand chess game behind a JoyYou card

Opinion | The grand chess game behind a JoyYou card

Opinion | China and US advance constructive bilateral relationship of strategic stability toward steady, long-term development

Opinion | China and US advance constructive bilateral relationship of strategic stability toward steady, long-term development

Opinion | China and US advance constructive bilateral relationship of strategic stability toward steady, long-term development Chinese President Xi Jinping will pay a state visit to the United States from Sept. 23 to 25 at the invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump. The exchange of visits between the Chinese and U.S. heads of state within six months marks a historic milestone, and will provide strategic guidance for advancing a constructive relationship of strategic stability between the two countries.

Opinion

2026.09.24 19:30

Opinion | Investor knowledge: A strategic asset for Hong Kong

Opinion | Investor knowledge: A strategic asset for Hong Kong

Opinion | Investor knowledge: A strategic asset for Hong Kong Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan for 2026–2030 and the Chief Executive's 2026 Policy Address set out an ambitious programme for financial development. As the city expands its markets and strengthens its connections with Mainland Chinese and international capital, investors will encounter unfamiliar products and disclosures. Equipping them to understand these opportunities should become part of the development strategy. Investor knowledge can help financial innovation translate into better-functioning markets.

Opinion

2026.09.24 14:30

Opinion | How a third world war would take shape

Opinion | How a third world war would take shape

Opinion | How a third world war would take shape A third world war would not begin with a single declaration. It would grow out of wars already underway, in the same way the 1930s fused separate regional fights into one. Two fronts would be intensified first. Europe would be pulled deeper into war with Russia, pinning down Russian forces and industry. The US would keep the Middle East in a state of low-intensity bleeding, producing an energy crisis that weakens multiple economies at once. With those theaters consuming attention and resources, Washington would then pivot toward China with a coalition of partners in the Indo-Pacific.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.09.24 09:25

Opinion | What can we reasonably expect from the upcoming Xi-Trump summit in Washington

Opinion | What can we reasonably expect from the upcoming Xi-Trump summit in Washington

Opinion | What can we reasonably expect from the upcoming Xi-Trump summit in Washington On September 24th, Chinese leader Xi Jinping will arrive in Washington D.C to meet with President of the United States Donald Trump.

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.23 13:02

Opinion | The grand chess game behind a JoyYou card

Opinion | The grand chess game behind a JoyYou card

Opinion | The grand chess game behind a JoyYou card From the end of this year, elderly residents will be able to keep their JoyYou Card—Hong Kong's concessionary travel pass for seniors—in their mobile phones, and hop on a bus or train with a single tap. The arrangement is simple, the convenience immediate; it looks like nothing more than a small improvement to daily life. Yet there is more to it than meets the eye. It is one of the 25 livelihood measures in the Policy Address delivered by the Chief Executive on September 16 this year, and a telling footnote to the "livelihood-oriented" philosophy of Hong Kong's first-ever five-year plan.

Kevin Lau

2026.09.23 09:26

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it?

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it?

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it? In a report on the race for artificial general intelligence (AGI), the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) has openly floated military strikes against Chinese data centers as a policy option. From export controls and personnel restrictions to cyber infiltration, Washington has repeatedly escalated its efforts to contain China's technological rise, yet those measures have failed to halt the rapid pace of innovation and deployment across China's AI ecosystem.

Young Voices

2026.09.21 15:10

Opinion | The US-Denmark agreement over Greenland should not surprise us

Opinion | The US-Denmark agreement over Greenland should not surprise us

Opinion | The US-Denmark agreement over Greenland should not surprise us Last week US President Donald Trump announced a deal with Denmark concerning Greenland. According to the White House, the United States will take "full control" over the island's security agreements, and also gain effective economic dominance over the North American adjacent territory with an ability to veto any significant investments in it, thus amounting to a de-facto lock out of Russia and China.

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.21 13:14

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