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Young Voices Philip Yeung Grenville Cross Tom Fowdy Eunice Yung Kevin Lau Angelo Giuliano

Watch This | A 'conviction' across the Pacific? In the court of global public opinion, the US often invokes the rhetoric of “fighting corruption” and “upholding rules." More often than not, however, these lofty slogans are nothing but a veneer. The case of Zhao Fugang, a Chinese-Fijian businessman, lays bare the gap between Washington’s rhetoric and its actions.

Young Voices

2026.10.19 17:22

Watch This | A 'conviction' across the Pacific?

Watch This | A 'conviction' across the Pacific?

Opinion | An open letter to Cambridge University: Have we misplaced our trust in IELTS? This article questions the effectiveness of IELTS as a measure of English proficiency, arguing that high scores do not necessarily reflect students' ability to communicate or perform academically. It criticizes the test's emphasis on exam techniques, obscure reading materials and time-pressured tasks, which may disadvantage candidates without improving their practical language skills.

Philip Yeung

2026.10.19 11:22

Opinion | An open letter to Cambridge University: Have we misplaced our trust in IELTS?

Opinion | An open letter to Cambridge University: Have we misplaced our trust in IELTS?

Opinion | China-Philippines tensions: Selective listening when a statement of restraint becomes a summons The article argues that Philippine officials have selectively interpreted Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan's remarks by focusing on his reference to China's military capabilities while overlooking his stated commitment to peace. It criticizes Manila's approach to South China Sea disputes and examines how US-Philippines military cooperation may further heighten regional tensions.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.10.18 19:35

Opinion | China-Philippines tensions: Selective listening when a statement of restraint becomes a summons

Opinion | China-Philippines tensions: Selective listening when a statement of restraint becomes a summons

Opinion | HK retains its crown as world's freest economy: Open-market strengths endure and 'one country, two systems' dividend persists The Fraser Institute of Canada released its Economic Freedom of the World 2026 Annual Report on 6 October 2026. Hong Kong has once again been named the world's freest economy among 165 economies, with an overall score of 8.53. Since the Report was first published in 1996, Hong Kong has consistently ranked first—clear evidence that, whatever changes the external environment may bring, the core competitiveness of Hong Kong as a free economy continues to stand the test of time and of international assessment.

Kevin Lau

2026.10.18 12:35

Opinion | HK retains its crown as world's freest economy: Open-market strengths endure and 'one country, two systems' dividend persists

Opinion | HK retains its crown as world's freest economy: Open-market strengths endure and 'one country, two systems' dividend persists

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight Since 2014, a "new" bridge has stood on the Yalu River between Dandong in China and Sinuiju in North Korea. This massive white spired bridge, built by Chinese engineering, was intended to deepen economic integration between the two Communist neighbours, having previously relied on the very small, Japanese Imperial-derived railway bridge known as the "Sino-Korean Friendship Bridge." The new bridge was thus to be revolutionary, yet for reasons entirely related to the North Korean side, it didn't open.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.16 14:00

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight

Watch This | A 'conviction' across the Pacific?

Watch This | A 'conviction' across the Pacific?

Watch This | A 'conviction' across the Pacific? In the court of global public opinion, the US often invokes the rhetoric of “fighting corruption” and “upholding rules." More often than not, however, these lofty slogans are nothing but a veneer. The case of Zhao Fugang, a Chinese-Fijian businessman, lays bare the gap between Washington’s rhetoric and its actions.

Young Voices

2026.10.19 17:22

Opinion | An open letter to Cambridge University: Have we misplaced our trust in IELTS?

Opinion | An open letter to Cambridge University: Have we misplaced our trust in IELTS?

Opinion | An open letter to Cambridge University: Have we misplaced our trust in IELTS? This article questions the effectiveness of IELTS as a measure of English proficiency, arguing that high scores do not necessarily reflect students' ability to communicate or perform academically. It criticizes the test's emphasis on exam techniques, obscure reading materials and time-pressured tasks, which may disadvantage candidates without improving their practical language skills.

Philip Yeung

2026.10.19 11:22

Opinion | China-Philippines tensions: Selective listening when a statement of restraint becomes a summons

Opinion | China-Philippines tensions: Selective listening when a statement of restraint becomes a summons

Opinion | China-Philippines tensions: Selective listening when a statement of restraint becomes a summons The article argues that Philippine officials have selectively interpreted Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan's remarks by focusing on his reference to China's military capabilities while overlooking his stated commitment to peace. It criticizes Manila's approach to South China Sea disputes and examines how US-Philippines military cooperation may further heighten regional tensions.

Angelo Giuliano

2026.10.18 19:35

Opinion | HK retains its crown as world's freest economy: Open-market strengths endure and 'one country, two systems' dividend persists

Opinion | HK retains its crown as world's freest economy: Open-market strengths endure and 'one country, two systems' dividend persists

Opinion | HK retains its crown as world's freest economy: Open-market strengths endure and 'one country, two systems' dividend persists The Fraser Institute of Canada released its Economic Freedom of the World 2026 Annual Report on 6 October 2026. Hong Kong has once again been named the world's freest economy among 165 economies, with an overall score of 8.53. Since the Report was first published in 1996, Hong Kong has consistently ranked first—clear evidence that, whatever changes the external environment may bring, the core competitiveness of Hong Kong as a free economy continues to stand the test of time and of international assessment.

Kevin Lau

2026.10.18 12:35

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight

Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight Since 2014, a "new" bridge has stood on the Yalu River between Dandong in China and Sinuiju in North Korea. This massive white spired bridge, built by Chinese engineering, was intended to deepen economic integration between the two Communist neighbours, having previously relied on the very small, Japanese Imperial-derived railway bridge known as the "Sino-Korean Friendship Bridge." The new bridge was thus to be revolutionary, yet for reasons entirely related to the North Korean side, it didn't open.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.16 14:00

Opinion | Behind the double 'World's No. 1': How world-class hospitality is forging a new chapter for HK tourism

Opinion | Behind the double 'World's No. 1': How world-class hospitality is forging a new chapter for HK tourism

Opinion | Behind the double 'World's No. 1': How world-class hospitality is forging a new chapter for HK tourism Bar Leone in Central, Hong Kong, was crowned the world's best bar for the second consecutive year. Barely three weeks earlier, Rosewood Hong Kong likewise retained its No. 1 ranking, becoming the only hotel to successfully defend the title since the list was founded. Bars and hotels are two mirrors of the hospitality industry. That both "world's best" titles have fallen to Hong Kong in the same year is no coincidence—it is an objective affirmation by international professional juries of the city's service standards and business environment.

Kevin Lau

2026.10.15 09:25

Opinion | Here's what Trump's Russian diesel ploy is all about

Opinion | Here's what Trump's Russian diesel ploy is all about

Opinion | Here's what Trump's Russian diesel ploy is all about US President Donald Trump has provoked outrage by announcing a plan to import diesel from the Russian Federation. The plan, widely condemned by allies and other American politicians, is a slap in the face to the massive sanctions imposed on Moscow by Washington following its invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.14 18:00

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