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Opinion | China's green resolve is its strongest shield when the oil routes close When the Strait of Hormuz turned turbulent earlier this year and the arteries of the global oil trade were constricted, economies dependent on imported crude were thrown into visible anxiety. China, by contrast, has faced what the International Energy Agency has described as the most severe supply disruption in history with striking composure. In my view, that composure is no accident of fortune. It is the logical outcome of more than two decades of determined electrification and energy transition.

Kevin Lau

2026.08.09 09:17

Opinion | China's green resolve is its strongest shield when the oil routes close

Opinion | China's green resolve is its strongest shield when the oil routes close

Opinion | Knowledge is hard currency: Academic strength will underwrite HK's long-term prosperity The QS World University Rankings 2027, released on 18 June, 2026, brought a cascade of good news for Hong Kong's higher education sector. Five of the city's universities held firm in the global top 100. University rankings are not vanity trophies to be hung on a wall and admired; they are a concrete measure of a city's competitiveness, watched closely by students, parents, employers and investors the world over. Academic strength is the engine of the knowledge economy, and its contribution to Hong Kong's future manifests in at least four dimensions.

Kevin Lau

2026.08.08 14:30

Opinion | Knowledge is hard currency: Academic strength will underwrite HK's long-term prosperity

Opinion | Knowledge is hard currency: Academic strength will underwrite HK's long-term prosperity

Opinion | Medical Council reform: Balancing professional autonomy and public interest Hong Kong's healthcare system enjoys an international reputation. According to the Times Higher Education Rankings 2026, the medical programmes of the University of Hong Kong and the Chinese University of Hong Kong are ranked 18th and 26th globally respectively, placing both among the world's top 50. Behind this distinction lies the Medical Council of Hong Kong (MCHK), which bears core responsibilities including curriculum accreditation, doctor registration, and disciplinary proceedings, serving as the final gatekeeper of professional standards.

Kevin Lau

2026.07.19 13:08

Opinion | Medical Council reform: Balancing professional autonomy and public interest

Opinion | Medical Council reform: Balancing professional autonomy and public interest

Opinion | Targeted poverty alleviation: From assistance to social mobility Hong Kong's experience shows that poverty policy works best when it is targeted, integrated, and tied to real life needs rather than treated as a single cash-transfer exercise. The Report on Impact of Targeted Poverty Alleviation Strategy in Hong Kong suggests a clear policy logic: effective support is built around housing, healthcare, education, and social welfare, and its value lies not only in immediate relief but in restoring stability, dignity, and opportunity.

Kevin Lau

2026.06.26 13:23

Opinion | Targeted poverty alleviation: From assistance to social mobility

Opinion | Targeted poverty alleviation: From assistance to social mobility

Opinion | Leave no room for cybercrime Cybercrime is no longer a peripheral nuisance; it is a core threat to economic security, public trust, and personal well-being. Any serious response must therefore be uncompromising, sustained, and rooted in policy, law enforcement, and social resilience.

Kevin Lau

2026.06.15 18:00

Opinion | Leave no room for cybercrime

Opinion | Leave no room for cybercrime

Opinion | China's green resolve is its strongest shield when the oil routes close

Opinion | China's green resolve is its strongest shield when the oil routes close

Opinion | China's green resolve is its strongest shield when the oil routes close When the Strait of Hormuz turned turbulent earlier this year and the arteries of the global oil trade were constricted, economies dependent on imported crude were thrown into visible anxiety. China, by contrast, has faced what the International Energy Agency has described as the most severe supply disruption in history with striking composure. In my view, that composure is no accident of fortune. It is the logical outcome of more than two decades of determined electrification and energy transition.

Kevin Lau

2026.08.09 09:17

Opinion | Knowledge is hard currency: Academic strength will underwrite HK's long-term prosperity

Opinion | Knowledge is hard currency: Academic strength will underwrite HK's long-term prosperity

Opinion | Knowledge is hard currency: Academic strength will underwrite HK's long-term prosperity The QS World University Rankings 2027, released on 18 June, 2026, brought a cascade of good news for Hong Kong's higher education sector. Five of the city's universities held firm in the global top 100. University rankings are not vanity trophies to be hung on a wall and admired; they are a concrete measure of a city's competitiveness, watched closely by students, parents, employers and investors the world over. Academic strength is the engine of the knowledge economy, and its contribution to Hong Kong's future manifests in at least four dimensions.

Kevin Lau

2026.08.08 14:30

Opinion | Medical Council reform: Balancing professional autonomy and public interest

Opinion | Medical Council reform: Balancing professional autonomy and public interest

Opinion | Medical Council reform: Balancing professional autonomy and public interest Hong Kong's healthcare system enjoys an international reputation. According to the Times Higher Education Rankings 2026, the medical programmes of the University of Hong Kong and the Chinese University of Hong Kong are ranked 18th and 26th globally respectively, placing both among the world's top 50. Behind this distinction lies the Medical Council of Hong Kong (MCHK), which bears core responsibilities including curriculum accreditation, doctor registration, and disciplinary proceedings, serving as the final gatekeeper of professional standards.

Kevin Lau

2026.07.19 13:08

Opinion | Targeted poverty alleviation: From assistance to social mobility

Opinion | Targeted poverty alleviation: From assistance to social mobility

Opinion | Targeted poverty alleviation: From assistance to social mobility Hong Kong's experience shows that poverty policy works best when it is targeted, integrated, and tied to real life needs rather than treated as a single cash-transfer exercise. The Report on Impact of Targeted Poverty Alleviation Strategy in Hong Kong suggests a clear policy logic: effective support is built around housing, healthcare, education, and social welfare, and its value lies not only in immediate relief but in restoring stability, dignity, and opportunity.

Kevin Lau

2026.06.26 13:23

Opinion | Leave no room for cybercrime

Opinion | Leave no room for cybercrime

Opinion | Leave no room for cybercrime Cybercrime is no longer a peripheral nuisance; it is a core threat to economic security, public trust, and personal well-being. Any serious response must therefore be uncompromising, sustained, and rooted in policy, law enforcement, and social resilience.

Kevin Lau

2026.06.15 18:00

Opinion | Prudent stewardship amid geopolitical uncertainty: HK's strategic response to energy volatility

Opinion | Prudent stewardship amid geopolitical uncertainty: HK's strategic response to energy volatility

Opinion | Prudent stewardship amid geopolitical uncertainty: HK's strategic response to energy volatility The escalating conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran has sent shockwaves through global oil markets, with crude oil prices surging to nearly $120 per barrel at one point. As a highly open economy, Hong Kong cannot remain insulated from such external shocks. While the city benefits from the strong backing of the nation—with approximately 80 percent of petroleum products sourced from the mainland, ensuring no risk of energy shortages—the sustained volatility in local fuel prices has directly impacted transport and related industries.

Kevin Lau

2026.05.04 12:29

Opinion | Swift correction marks mature governance: Lessons from Hong Kong's seatbelt regulation

Opinion | Swift correction marks mature governance: Lessons from Hong Kong's seatbelt regulation

Opinion | Swift correction marks mature governance: Lessons from Hong Kong's seatbelt regulation This decisive reversal, rather than signaling policy failure, demonstrated the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government's commitment to responsive governance and set in motion a comprehensive review process that continues to offer valuable lessons for evidence-based policymaking.

Kevin Lau

2026.04.09 11:30

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