Restaurants such as Kwong Wing Catering in the so-called yellow-ribbon economy that are refusing to serve Mandarin speakers are xenophobic and reprehensible

Responsible parliamentarians the world over would interrogate or investigate the relevant government departments when they read worrisome news reports

Now is the time for the government to take action and also use Disneyland, Ocean Park and cruise ships for quarantine and treatment

Those newly put in charge of Hong Kong affairs are more likely to go after the old guard of pro-establishment parties rather than the pan-democratic opposition.

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is not in Beijing’s pocket, he’s only trying to make it do the right thing.

New expose shows how American intelligence secretly owned and operated encryption company whose devices were used by the governments of more than 100 countries over decades

With a panic-driven public having no confidence in a government that lacks ability and competence, the words of a foreign financial writer who sees signs of Venezuela ring true

With a potential global pandemic and geopolitical rivalry between the two superpowers, conspiracy theorists are having a field day

The coronavirus outbreak is being ruthlessly exploited by some protest groups to continue the civil unrest and rebellion since June

By demanding closure of the border, the protest alliance is seeking to stop mainland Chinese from entering the city while ignoring the far greater number of Hongkongers who cross daily.

Beijing says the United States has ‘inappropriately overreacted’ to the coronavirus outbreak by imposing travel bans. Washington counters that its response is ‘science-based’. Who’s right?

Hospitals and the community at large, this senior doctor believes, need to stay alert but not be alarmed; unfortunately, the strike is causing more fear and havoc within the system than justified.

The world needs a more balanced assessment of Beijing’s handling of the coronavirus epidemic as fair criticism and proper acknowledgement will help its current containment efforts as well as future response to health crises

It’s hardly the worst option and will help many Hong Kong people feel safer while enabling city chief Carrie Lam to regain some public confidence after eight months of social unrest

The privileges and powers of the US president as argued by Donald Trump’s lawyers in their Senate defence against impeachment are making mincemeat of the much celebrated checks and balances by Congress

Our budding terrorists are using popular support for sealing the border, a questionable and likely ineffective practice, to politicise the mainland epidemic and fan anti-Chinese prejudices

The top levels of government must communicate more clearly with the public on this health crisis and, even more important, satisfy the needs of the medical professionals

Subpar epidemic planning in Fanling is exploited by radicals who are ready to use every opportunity to revive a protest movement that is losing momentum

The Wuhan coronavirus epidemic was a chance for the chief executive to prove she could still take charge, yet she has been busy playing catch-up and sounding defensive

The central and local governments are signalling the possibility of extending Hong Kong’s governing principle by which the city can continue its way of life beyond the guarantee of 50 years of no change.

Time has come for a senior management overhaul at Hong Kong theme park, which is billions of dollars in debt and now expects the government to bail it out

Plan proposed by Sun Hung Kai Properties boss Adam Kwok Kai-fai to reduce mainland immigration would have wide local appeal but is politically impossible and demographically unwise.

The job of the financial secretary should not be to keep the government wealthy, but to make people better off

The late conservative British philosopher Roger Scruton has much to teach us about democracy and youthful rebellion

Whether let in or kicked out, Kenneth Roth of Human Rights Watch has cleverly exploited the city’s troubles to further his group’s agenda in giving cover to US interventionist policy

Ombudsman’s criticism of high private school charges and the hands-off approach of the Education Bureau is right on the money

Bar Association chairman Philip Dykes is right to argue prosecutors should be lenient with people arrested for non-violent offences related to protests but amnesty for all is legally impossible