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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real Whether a policy truly touches people's lives depends not only on the richness of its content, but also on whether citizens can find it, understand it, and use it. Recently, I came across an interactive online guide themed "Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan × 2026 Policy Address". Users simply select their identity—"parent/expectant parent", "driver", "elderly", "employee", and so on—and the site instantly lists the applicable programmes and specific arrangements. The design is thoughtful and genuinely citizen-centric, and it deserves full recognition.

Kevin Lau

2026.09.19 11:35

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real

Opinion | The Growing Ethical Divide between the West and Asia on AI I log in to "X" (formerly Twitter), and I am greeted with an artificial intelligence (AI) generated video of a tiny-sized Indonesian prayer drumstick carving a hole into a giant Anthropomorphic sleeping pickle's crotch. The drumstick, now named "Tung Tung Sahur," subsequently converts the inside of the pickle into a giant sauna, before getting sucked out by that same pickle dancing with a vacuum attached to his groin.

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.18 19:20

Opinion | The Growing Ethical Divide between the West and Asia on AI

Opinion | The Growing Ethical Divide between the West and Asia on AI

Opinion | HK's 'Events Capital' test: Turning mega-events into long-term competitiveness under five-year plan Hong Kong's first five-year plan and the latest Policy Address were unveiled on Sept. 16, offering, for the first time, a more comprehensive medium- and long-term roadmap for where the city is headed—and how that direction can be translated into concrete policies. One particularly revealing lens is Hong Kong's ambition to become the "Events Capital of Asia."

Opinion

2026.09.18 10:20

Opinion | HK's 'Events Capital' test: Turning mega-events into long-term competitiveness under five-year plan

Opinion | HK's 'Events Capital' test: Turning mega-events into long-term competitiveness under five-year plan

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

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real Whether a policy truly touches people's lives depends not only on the richness of its content, but also on whether citizens can find it, understand it, and use it. Recently, I came across an interactive online guide themed "Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan × 2026 Policy Address". Users simply select their identity—"parent/expectant parent", "driver", "elderly", "employee", and so on—and the site instantly lists the applicable programmes and specific arrangements. The design is thoughtful and genuinely citizen-centric, and it deserves full recognition.

Kevin Lau

2026.09.19 11:35

Opinion | The Growing Ethical Divide between the West and Asia on AI

Opinion | The Growing Ethical Divide between the West and Asia on AI

Opinion | The Growing Ethical Divide between the West and Asia on AI I log in to "X" (formerly Twitter), and I am greeted with an artificial intelligence (AI) generated video of a tiny-sized Indonesian prayer drumstick carving a hole into a giant Anthropomorphic sleeping pickle's crotch. The drumstick, now named "Tung Tung Sahur," subsequently converts the inside of the pickle into a giant sauna, before getting sucked out by that same pickle dancing with a vacuum attached to his groin.

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.18 19:20

Opinion | HK's 'Events Capital' test: Turning mega-events into long-term competitiveness under five-year plan

Opinion | HK's 'Events Capital' test: Turning mega-events into long-term competitiveness under five-year plan

Opinion | HK's 'Events Capital' test: Turning mega-events into long-term competitiveness under five-year plan Hong Kong's first five-year plan and the latest Policy Address were unveiled on Sept. 16, offering, for the first time, a more comprehensive medium- and long-term roadmap for where the city is headed—and how that direction can be translated into concrete policies. One particularly revealing lens is Hong Kong's ambition to become the "Events Capital of Asia."

Opinion

2026.09.18 10:20

Opinion | Building a family-friendly HK: Child welfare at the heart of the five-year plan

Opinion | Building a family-friendly HK: Child welfare at the heart of the five-year plan

Opinion | Building a family-friendly HK: Child welfare at the heart of the five-year plan Hong Kong's demographic challenge is no longer a distant forecast; it is a pressing reality. With a total fertility rate hovering around 0.75 in recent years—among the world's lowest, according to the Census and Statistics Department—the question confronting policymakers is not whether to act, but how to do so with sufficient depth and persistence.

Kevin Lau

2026.09.17 19:32

Opinion | Can Canada really 'Join' the European Union

Opinion | Can Canada really 'Join' the European Union

Opinion | Can Canada really 'Join' the European Union Yesterday, Commission Chief Ursula Von Der Leyen took the unprecedented step of announcing to the European Parliament that Canada was welcome to join the bloc as an "associate member," despite being in North America. The move came amidst both parties being locked in a bitter trade dispute with the United States, with trade relations between Washington and Ottawa having deteriorated further in the past few weeks and more mutual tariffs imposed.

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.17 17:12

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