Letters | Australia has sent a strong message to both Asean and China
Readers discuss Australia’s overtures to Southeast Asia at a summit this month, and the chances of India’s prime minister Narendra Modi returning to power.
Letters | How Hong Kong can measure poverty more effectively
Readers propose a framework the government can use to assess poverty, and point out a barrier to those who want to buy second-hand homes.
Readers propose a framework the government can use to assess poverty, and point out a barrier to those who want to buy second-hand homes.
Letters | As AI stocks soar, investors ought to curb their enthusiasm
Readers discuss the current boom in AI stocks, and a large-scale cryptocurrency fraud.
Readers discuss the current boom in AI stocks, and a large-scale cryptocurrency fraud.
Letters | Anti-TikTok bill contravenes American values
Readers discuss a US bill that seeks to wrest the popular app from its Chinese parent company, and Hamas’ approach in Gaza.
Readers discuss a US bill that seeks to wrest the popular app from its Chinese parent company, and Hamas’ approach in Gaza.
Letters | How Hong Kong can turbocharge e-sharing of medical records
Readers discuss plans to upgrade the government’s eHealth system, and the fine line between an independent review and advertising.
Readers discuss plans to upgrade the government’s eHealth system, and the fine line between an independent review and advertising.