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Young Voices Philip Yeung Grenville Cross Augustus K. Yeung Tom Fowdy Kevin Lau Edward Hei Leung Angelo Giuliano

Opinion | National reputation as goodwill: Hong Kong's strategic advantage National reputation is a vital currency of trust impacting economies and diplomacy. Myanmar's instability and the U.S.'s declining global favorability illustrate reputational damage, while China's rise stems from initiatives like the Belt and Road. For HK, its robust reputation as a global hub underpinned by rule of law and connectivity presents a strategic opportunity. Investing in education, infrastructure, and openness can attract talent and investment, leveraging reputation to secure future prosperity amidst shifting global dynamics.

Kevin Lau

2025.06.14 20:30

Opinion | National reputation as goodwill: Hong Kong's strategic advantage

Opinion | National reputation as goodwill: Hong Kong's strategic advantage

Opinion | Protecting childhood innocence: Govt's strong actions against child abuse In our society, children are the hope of the future, their laughter and dreams deserve to be cherished and protected. However, the issue of child abuse occasionally casts a shadow over some children's lives, harming their tender hearts and even affecting their growth trajectories. To address this, the government has taken firm resolve and concrete actions, implementing a mandatory reporting mechanism, increasing resource allocation, and providing multi-dimensional support services to hold up a safe blue sky for every child.

Kevin Lau

2025.02.26 19:15

Opinion | Protecting childhood innocence: Govt's strong actions against child abuse

Opinion | Protecting childhood innocence: Govt's strong actions against child abuse

Opinion | Is waste incineration an interim measure or a permanent solution? Hong Kong accommodates three landfill sites, namely West New Territories in Tuen Mun, Northeast New Territories in Ta Kwu Ling, and Southeast New Territories in Tseung Kwan O. These landfills have been functioning since the 1990s and are currently nearing their capacity limits. However, despite this critical situation, the city continues to dispose of over 5 million metric tons of waste into these landfills annually, which glaringly contradicts the principles of sustainable development.

Kevin Lau

2024.03.06 09:30

Opinion | Is waste incineration an interim measure or a permanent solution?

Opinion | Is waste incineration an interim measure or a permanent solution?

Opinion | The revelation of population recovery and growth The Census and Statistics Department has just released the provisional figures for Hong Kong's population at the end of last year, which stands at 7.531 million people. Compared to the figures at the end of 2022, there has been an increase of over 30,000 individuals. The main reason for this population growth is the net in-migration of nearly 52,000 residents during 2023.

Kevin Lau

2024.02.29 10:02

Opinion | The revelation of population recovery and growth

Opinion | The revelation of population recovery and growth

Opinion | The economic impact of mega events: Ensuring long-term benefits After the conclusion of an eight-day Golden Week celebration during the Lunar New Year in mainland China, the Chief Executive provided a positive assessment, stating that Hong Kong successfully attracted nearly 1.44 million visitors during this period. Notably, the occupancy rates of hotels were satisfactory, and both the catering and retail industries directly benefited from the influx of tourists.

Kevin Lau

2024.02.28 15:30

Opinion | The economic impact of mega events: Ensuring long-term benefits

Opinion | The economic impact of mega events: Ensuring long-term benefits

Opinion | National reputation as goodwill: Hong Kong's strategic advantage

Opinion | National reputation as goodwill: Hong Kong's strategic advantage

Opinion | National reputation as goodwill: Hong Kong's strategic advantage National reputation is a vital currency of trust impacting economies and diplomacy. Myanmar's instability and the U.S.'s declining global favorability illustrate reputational damage, while China's rise stems from initiatives like the Belt and Road. For HK, its robust reputation as a global hub underpinned by rule of law and connectivity presents a strategic opportunity. Investing in education, infrastructure, and openness can attract talent and investment, leveraging reputation to secure future prosperity amidst shifting global dynamics.

Kevin Lau

2025.06.14 20:30

Opinion | Protecting childhood innocence: Govt's strong actions against child abuse

Opinion | Protecting childhood innocence: Govt's strong actions against child abuse

Opinion | Protecting childhood innocence: Govt's strong actions against child abuse In our society, children are the hope of the future, their laughter and dreams deserve to be cherished and protected. However, the issue of child abuse occasionally casts a shadow over some children's lives, harming their tender hearts and even affecting their growth trajectories. To address this, the government has taken firm resolve and concrete actions, implementing a mandatory reporting mechanism, increasing resource allocation, and providing multi-dimensional support services to hold up a safe blue sky for every child.

Kevin Lau

2025.02.26 19:15

Opinion | Is waste incineration an interim measure or a permanent solution?

Opinion | Is waste incineration an interim measure or a permanent solution?

Opinion | Is waste incineration an interim measure or a permanent solution? Hong Kong accommodates three landfill sites, namely West New Territories in Tuen Mun, Northeast New Territories in Ta Kwu Ling, and Southeast New Territories in Tseung Kwan O. These landfills have been functioning since the 1990s and are currently nearing their capacity limits. However, despite this critical situation, the city continues to dispose of over 5 million metric tons of waste into these landfills annually, which glaringly contradicts the principles of sustainable development.

Kevin Lau

2024.03.06 09:30

Opinion | The revelation of population recovery and growth

Opinion | The revelation of population recovery and growth

Opinion | The revelation of population recovery and growth The Census and Statistics Department has just released the provisional figures for Hong Kong's population at the end of last year, which stands at 7.531 million people. Compared to the figures at the end of 2022, there has been an increase of over 30,000 individuals. The main reason for this population growth is the net in-migration of nearly 52,000 residents during 2023.

Kevin Lau

2024.02.29 10:02

Opinion | The economic impact of mega events: Ensuring long-term benefits

Opinion | The economic impact of mega events: Ensuring long-term benefits

Opinion | The economic impact of mega events: Ensuring long-term benefits After the conclusion of an eight-day Golden Week celebration during the Lunar New Year in mainland China, the Chief Executive provided a positive assessment, stating that Hong Kong successfully attracted nearly 1.44 million visitors during this period. Notably, the occupancy rates of hotels were satisfactory, and both the catering and retail industries directly benefited from the influx of tourists.

Kevin Lau

2024.02.28 15:30

Opinion | The power of a clean culture: Hong Kong's advantage

Opinion | The power of a clean culture: Hong Kong's advantage

Opinion | The power of a clean culture: Hong Kong's advantage I remember the elderly at home saying that in the past, when the postman delivered telegrams to the door, you had to give him two dollars as a "tea fee" before you could receive the telegram. The situation in hospitals was even worse. If you didn't bribe them, no one would take care of you or provide any necessary support.

Kevin Lau

2024.02.25 09:30

Opinion | Expanding northward: Infinite business opportunities in silver economy

Opinion | Expanding northward: Infinite business opportunities in silver economy

Opinion | Expanding northward: Infinite business opportunities in silver economy In the current economic climate, businesses in Hong Kong are striving to find new breakthroughs and highlights for their ventures. Given that the aging population is becoming a trend in Hong Kong, it can undoubtedly become a "blue ocean" for economic development. Moreover, this market is not limited to Hong Kong alone; it extends to the vast mainland China beyond the Shenzhen River.

Kevin Lau

2024.02.12 15:16

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