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

Watch This | When wildfire crosses borders, apologies should too For more than 10 days, a devastating wildfire has ravaged Mongolia's Numrug Strictly Protected Area. Now, Japan's KDDI has finally acknowledged that the disaster was linked to activities carried out by executives of its Mongolian subsidiary, Mobicom. The admission came late. And it has raised an uncomfortable question: when a disaster crosses borders, should responsibility stop at the same border?

Young Voices

2026.10.31 18:26

Watch This | When wildfire crosses borders, apologies should too

Watch This | When wildfire crosses borders, apologies should too

Opinion | Swift and decisive reform to safeguard public interests and address root causes Following the release of the independent committee's report on the Wang Fuk Court fire, the HKSAR Government has demonstrated strong execution capabilities by swiftly rolling out a comprehensive package of measures encompassing criminal accountability, administrative responsibility and systemic reform.

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2026.10.31 15:22

Opinion | Swift and decisive reform to safeguard public interests and address root causes

Opinion | Swift and decisive reform to safeguard public interests and address root causes

Opinion | Mbappe scored an own goal, let him cry over spilt milk They say that sports and politics shouldn't mix. But this time, more than politics is in the mix. Kylian Mbappe, the French football superstar, got himself into hot water for making cool fun of a revered late Chinese leader.

Philip Yeung

2026.10.31 12:28

Opinion | Mbappe scored an own goal, let him cry over spilt milk

Opinion | Mbappe scored an own goal, let him cry over spilt milk

Opinion | A government that chose to change After the Wang Fuk Court fire, Hong Kong must rebuild what failed, for the people who will carry this loss all their lives

Eunice Yung

2026.10.30 18:02

Opinion | A government that chose to change

Opinion | A government that chose to change

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety At the beginning of the briefing, the chief executive and a group of principal officials bowed in apology.

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2026.10.30 11:52

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety

Watch This | When wildfire crosses borders, apologies should too

Watch This | When wildfire crosses borders, apologies should too

Watch This | When wildfire crosses borders, apologies should too For more than 10 days, a devastating wildfire has ravaged Mongolia's Numrug Strictly Protected Area. Now, Japan's KDDI has finally acknowledged that the disaster was linked to activities carried out by executives of its Mongolian subsidiary, Mobicom. The admission came late. And it has raised an uncomfortable question: when a disaster crosses borders, should responsibility stop at the same border?

Young Voices

2026.10.31 18:26

Opinion | Swift and decisive reform to safeguard public interests and address root causes

Opinion | Swift and decisive reform to safeguard public interests and address root causes

Opinion | Swift and decisive reform to safeguard public interests and address root causes Following the release of the independent committee's report on the Wang Fuk Court fire, the HKSAR Government has demonstrated strong execution capabilities by swiftly rolling out a comprehensive package of measures encompassing criminal accountability, administrative responsibility and systemic reform.

Opinion

2026.10.31 15:22

Opinion | Mbappe scored an own goal, let him cry over spilt milk

Opinion | Mbappe scored an own goal, let him cry over spilt milk

Opinion | Mbappe scored an own goal, let him cry over spilt milk They say that sports and politics shouldn't mix. But this time, more than politics is in the mix. Kylian Mbappe, the French football superstar, got himself into hot water for making cool fun of a revered late Chinese leader.

Philip Yeung

2026.10.31 12:28

Opinion | A government that chose to change

Opinion | A government that chose to change

Opinion | A government that chose to change After the Wang Fuk Court fire, Hong Kong must rebuild what failed, for the people who will carry this loss all their lives

Eunice Yung

2026.10.30 18:02

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety

Opinion | Accountability and reform with determination: A united effort to safeguard building safety At the beginning of the briefing, the chief executive and a group of principal officials bowed in apology.

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2026.10.30 11:52

Opinion | How Lula's re-election thwarts the New Monroe Doctrine in a relief for China

Opinion | How Lula's re-election thwarts the New Monroe Doctrine in a relief for China

Opinion | How Lula's re-election thwarts the New Monroe Doctrine in a relief for China Left-leaning titan Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, better known as just "Lula" has been re-elected President of Brazil. The re-election of Lula is a thorn in the side of the US. Because Lula advocates a geopolitical strategy of multipolarity and pursues close engagement with countries such as Russia and China. This itself becomes a direct obstacle to the Trump administration's immediate and explicitly stated foreign policy priority of securing complete hegemony over the western hemisphere region, or "The Americas" in a strategy that has been widely described as a "new Monroe doctrine."

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.29 18:45

Opinion | UK's hypocritical SAR report should be the last

Opinion | UK's hypocritical SAR report should be the last

Opinion | UK's hypocritical SAR report should be the last After the 1997 handover, the United Kingdom started issuing six-monthly reports on Hong Kong, which became markedly hostile during Boris Johnson's prime ministership from 2019 to 2022. Despite a warming in Anglo-Chinese relations after the election of the Labour government in 2024, old habits die hard.

Grenville Cross

2026.10.29 09:24

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