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Opinion | Wang Fuk Court fire report released: Answering public expectations with accountability and systemic reform A fire that claimed innocent lives tests not only a city's emergency response capacity but also its government's resolve to take responsibility and pursue reform. On 29 October, the government released the report of the Independent Committee established to investigate the Tai Po Wang Fuk Court fire. On the same day, the Chief Executive, leading the relevant Secretaries and Directors of Bureaus, convened a press conference to announce a series of reforms and the launch of disciplinary investigations.

Kevin Lau

2026.11.02 14:24

Opinion | Wang Fuk Court fire report released: Answering public expectations with accountability and systemic reform

Opinion | Wang Fuk Court fire report released: Answering public expectations with accountability and systemic reform

Opinion | From praise to partnership: Making Northern Metropolis University Town a global success The Global University Presidents and Leaders Summit 2026 has offered Hong Kong more than a welcome vote of confidence. It has presented the city with a strategic choice.

Kevin Lau

2026.10.28 13:25

Opinion | From praise to partnership: Making Northern Metropolis University Town a global success

Opinion | From praise to partnership: Making Northern Metropolis University Town a global success

Opinion | Co-prosper HK: Turning cross-sector collaboration into tangible poverty alleviation results The Government recently launched "Co-prosper HK"—the social welfare project matching platform, inviting social welfare organizations and social enterprises to submit project proposals by 29 November. The platform marks Hong Kong's transition from one-way resource allocation to institutionalised tripartite collaboration among government, business and the community—a commendable direction. For it to go far, however, it must pair innovation with accountability.

Kevin Lau

2026.10.22 10:35

Opinion | Co-prosper HK: Turning cross-sector collaboration into tangible poverty alleviation results

Opinion | Co-prosper HK: Turning cross-sector collaboration into tangible poverty alleviation results

Opinion | Five-year plan for new chapter: Mapping out HK's medium- to long-term development blueprint The five-year plan is not only Hong Kong's proactive effort to align with national development strategies; it is also an institutional arrangement that stabilizes public expectations and enhances governance effectiveness through a medium- to long-term vision. It marks a shift in Hong Kong's development model away from short-term, reactive measures towards more forward-looking, proactive "planning-led" governance.

Kevin Lau

2026.10.20 09:25

Opinion | Five-year plan for new chapter: Mapping out HK's medium- to long-term development blueprint

Opinion | Five-year plan for new chapter: Mapping out HK's medium- to long-term development blueprint

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 | Wang Fuk Court fire report released: Answering public expectations with accountability and systemic reform

Opinion | Wang Fuk Court fire report released: Answering public expectations with accountability and systemic reform

Opinion | Wang Fuk Court fire report released: Answering public expectations with accountability and systemic reform A fire that claimed innocent lives tests not only a city's emergency response capacity but also its government's resolve to take responsibility and pursue reform. On 29 October, the government released the report of the Independent Committee established to investigate the Tai Po Wang Fuk Court fire. On the same day, the Chief Executive, leading the relevant Secretaries and Directors of Bureaus, convened a press conference to announce a series of reforms and the launch of disciplinary investigations.

Kevin Lau

2026.11.02 14:24

Opinion | From praise to partnership: Making Northern Metropolis University Town a global success

Opinion | From praise to partnership: Making Northern Metropolis University Town a global success

Opinion | From praise to partnership: Making Northern Metropolis University Town a global success The Global University Presidents and Leaders Summit 2026 has offered Hong Kong more than a welcome vote of confidence. It has presented the city with a strategic choice.

Kevin Lau

2026.10.28 13:25

Opinion | Co-prosper HK: Turning cross-sector collaboration into tangible poverty alleviation results

Opinion | Co-prosper HK: Turning cross-sector collaboration into tangible poverty alleviation results

Opinion | Co-prosper HK: Turning cross-sector collaboration into tangible poverty alleviation results The Government recently launched "Co-prosper HK"—the social welfare project matching platform, inviting social welfare organizations and social enterprises to submit project proposals by 29 November. The platform marks Hong Kong's transition from one-way resource allocation to institutionalised tripartite collaboration among government, business and the community—a commendable direction. For it to go far, however, it must pair innovation with accountability.

Kevin Lau

2026.10.22 10:35

Opinion | Five-year plan for new chapter: Mapping out HK's medium- to long-term development blueprint

Opinion | Five-year plan for new chapter: Mapping out HK's medium- to long-term development blueprint

Opinion | Five-year plan for new chapter: Mapping out HK's medium- to long-term development blueprint The five-year plan is not only Hong Kong's proactive effort to align with national development strategies; it is also an institutional arrangement that stabilizes public expectations and enhances governance effectiveness through a medium- to long-term vision. It marks a shift in Hong Kong's development model away from short-term, reactive measures towards more forward-looking, proactive "planning-led" governance.

Kevin Lau

2026.10.20 09:25

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 | 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 | 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

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