LEADER China's opening up may have led to an economic miracle, but it has been a mixed blessing for one of the world's major finds of prehistoric fossils, as dealers and foreign buyers have ...
LEADER Regulation does not sit easily with Hong Kong's free-market principles. Buyer beware and voluntary compliance with codes of conduct are preferred. But sometimes we need rules for our ...
PHILIP BOWRING Few things are more absurd than government comments on the property market. Most of the time, officials claim they do not interfere with it, that prices find their own level. But when ...
ALBERT CHENGAt the end of 2003, when the government abandoned its long-term public housing strategy and decided to privatise its assets, I stood firmly behind the legal action lodged by public housing tenant Lo ...
DIPLOMACYUS president must convince pragmatic leaders and re-engage with a region facing diverse, complex challenges during his swing through East Asia, Greg Torode writes.
As part of a co-ordinated, three-pronged approach to strengthen arts and cultural development - and to underline the importance of community engagement and participation - the chief executive's policy ...