Illustration: Craig Stephens

Opinion | The real reason Macron openly suggested Western troops in Ukraine

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A dragged-out war, a boon for the US, will leave Europe drained and weaker as a geopolitical player. In suggesting Western troops in Ukraine, Macron has shone a spotlight on the unviability of Nato’s strategy

Illustration: Craig Stephens

Opinion | The real reason Macron openly suggested Western troops in Ukraine

A dragged-out war, a boon for the US, will leave Europe drained and weaker as a geopolitical player. In suggesting Western troops in Ukraine, Macron has shone a spotlight on the unviability of Nato’s strategy

6 minutes ago

My Take | Hong Kong should cherish its open culture that nurtured Jin Yong

Without Hong Kong’s thriving entertainment industry and open culture, the genius and creativity of the literary giant and his martial arts epics would have no chance to shine.

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Editorial | Mong Kok flower market makeover must keep character

Officials aim to preserve character of the flower market, saying less than 20 per cent of the shops will be affected. As some heritage sites have been ruined by insensitive renewal projects, balance must be struck between modernisation and conservation in Mong Kok East revitalisation.

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An exhibition celebrating the 100th birthday of the late novelist Jin Yong at Edinburgh Place, Central. Photo: Yik Yeung-man

My Take | Hong Kong should cherish its open culture that nurtured Jin Yong

Without Hong Kong’s thriving entertainment industry and open culture, the genius and creativity of the literary giant and his martial arts epics would have no chance to shine.

1 hour ago

Editorial | Mong Kok flower market makeover must keep character

Officials aim to preserve character of the flower market, saying less than 20 per cent of the shops will be affected. As some heritage sites have been ruined by insensitive renewal projects, balance must be struck between modernisation and conservation in Mong Kok East revitalisation.

Officials aim to preserve character of the flower market, saying less than 20 per cent of the shops will be affected. As some heritage sites have been ruined by insensitive renewal projects, balance must be struck between modernisation and conservation in Mong Kok East revitalisation.

4 hours ago

Editorial | Invest in film and culture in Hong Kong to spur creativity

While Hong Kong’s creative industries are not quite the ‘Oriental Hollywood’ they once were, it is important to invest in this key economic pillar and foster cultural identity.

While Hong Kong’s creative industries are not quite the ‘Oriental Hollywood’ they once were, it is important to invest in this key economic pillar and foster cultural identity.

4 hours ago

Opinion | Why there’s no need to worry about Article 23 subsidiary legislation

Subsidiary legislation is often found in both common law and civil law jurisdictions. Its purpose is to provide details and guidelines in relation to matters under the primary legislation – but never to create new offences.

1 hour ago
Why there’s no need to worry about Article 23 subsidiary legislation

My Take | Police in West increasingly ignore ‘minor’ crimes

‘Unfree’ Hong Kong people should be grateful their police still respond to their complaints and calls, while keeping their streets safe.

18 Mar 2024 - 9:00PM
Police in West increasingly ignore ‘minor’ crimes

Editorial | Invest in film and culture in Hong Kong to spur creativity

While Hong Kong’s creative industries are not quite the ‘Oriental Hollywood’ they once were, it is important to invest in this key economic pillar and foster cultural identity.

4 hours ago

Opinion | Why there’s no need to worry about Article 23 subsidiary legislation

Subsidiary legislation is often found in both common law and civil law jurisdictions. Its purpose is to provide details and guidelines in relation to matters under the primary legislation – but never to create new offences.

1 hour ago

My Take | Police in West increasingly ignore ‘minor’ crimes

‘Unfree’ Hong Kong people should be grateful their police still respond to their complaints and calls, while keeping their streets safe.

18 Mar 2024 - 9:00PM
6 minutes ago

Without Hong Kong’s thriving entertainment industry and open culture, the genius and creativity of the literary giant and his martial arts epics would have no chance to shine.

1 hour ago

Officials aim to preserve character of the flower market, saying less than 20 per cent of the shops will be affected. As some heritage sites have been ruined by insensitive renewal projects, balance must be struck between modernisation and conservation in Mong Kok East revitalisation.

4 hours ago

While Hong Kong’s creative industries are not quite the ‘Oriental Hollywood’ they once were, it is important to invest in this key economic pillar and foster cultural identity.

4 hours ago
1 hour ago

‘Unfree’ Hong Kong people should be grateful their police still respond to their complaints and calls, while keeping their streets safe.

18 Mar 2024 - 9:00PM
18 Mar 2024 - 8:30PM
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Illustration: Craig Stephens

Opinion | The real reason Macron openly suggested Western troops in Ukraine

A dragged-out war, a boon for the US, will leave Europe drained and weaker as a geopolitical player. In suggesting Western troops in Ukraine, Macron has shone a spotlight on the unviability of Nato’s strategy

6 minutes ago

My Take | Hong Kong should cherish its open culture that nurtured Jin Yong

Without Hong Kong’s thriving entertainment industry and open culture, the genius and creativity of the literary giant and his martial arts epics would have no chance to shine.

Without Hong Kong’s thriving entertainment industry and open culture, the genius and creativity of the literary giant and his martial arts epics would have no chance to shine.

1 hour ago
Hong Kong should cherish its open culture that nurtured Jin Yong

Editorial | Mong Kok flower market makeover must keep character

Officials aim to preserve character of the flower market, saying less than 20 per cent of the shops will be affected. As some heritage sites have been ruined by insensitive renewal projects, balance must be struck between modernisation and conservation in Mong Kok East revitalisation.

Officials aim to preserve character of the flower market, saying less than 20 per cent of the shops will be affected. As some heritage sites have been ruined by insensitive renewal projects, balance must be struck between modernisation and conservation in Mong Kok East revitalisation.

4 hours ago
Mong Kok flower market makeover must keep character

Editorial | Invest in film and culture in Hong Kong to spur creativity

While Hong Kong’s creative industries are not quite the ‘Oriental Hollywood’ they once were, it is important to invest in this key economic pillar and foster cultural identity.

While Hong Kong’s creative industries are not quite the ‘Oriental Hollywood’ they once were, it is important to invest in this key economic pillar and foster cultural identity.

4 hours ago
Invest in film and culture in Hong Kong to spur creativity

Opinion | Why there’s no need to worry about Article 23 subsidiary legislation

Subsidiary legislation is often found in both common law and civil law jurisdictions. Its purpose is to provide details and guidelines in relation to matters under the primary legislation – but never to create new offences.

Subsidiary legislation is often found in both common law and civil law jurisdictions. Its purpose is to provide details and guidelines in relation to matters under the primary legislation – but never to create new offences.

1 hour ago
Why there’s no need to worry about Article 23 subsidiary legislation
The Toronto skyline. Photo: Reuters

My Take | Police in West increasingly ignore ‘minor’ crimes

‘Unfree’ Hong Kong people should be grateful their police still respond to their complaints and calls, while keeping their streets safe.

18 Mar 2024 - 9:00PM
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Greenland’s Prime Minister Mute Bourup Egede cut the ribbon to mark the opening of a new EU office in Nuuk on March 15. The opening of the office is part of the European Union’s Arctic strategy. Photo: EPA-EFE

Opinion | Europe moves to join China and the US in the Arctic gold rush

Given growing geopolitical interest in the Arctic Circle, it is no surprise that the EU is raising its profile in Greenland. The EU is also sealing a raw materials partnership with Greenland, to reduce its reliance on China.

18 Mar 2024 - 8:30PM
Illustration: Craig Stephens

Opinion | The real reason Macron openly suggested Western troops in Ukraine

6 minutes ago

Without Hong Kong’s thriving entertainment industry and open culture, the genius and creativity of the literary giant and his martial arts epics would have no chance to shine.

1 hour ago

Officials aim to preserve character of the flower market, saying less than 20 per cent of the shops will be affected. As some heritage sites have been ruined by insensitive renewal projects, balance must be struck between modernisation and conservation in Mong Kok East revitalisation.

4 hours ago

While Hong Kong’s creative industries are not quite the ‘Oriental Hollywood’ they once were, it is important to invest in this key economic pillar and foster cultural identity.

4 hours ago
1 hour ago

‘Unfree’ Hong Kong people should be grateful their police still respond to their complaints and calls, while keeping their streets safe.

18 Mar 2024 - 9:00PM
18 Mar 2024 - 8:30PM