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Letters
Readers discuss Beijing’s diplomatic messaging at the ‘two sessions’ meetings, and the spirit of Eid ul-Fitr.
Readers discuss developments in shipping, and the implications for Taiwan of US actions in the Iran war.
Readers discuss Ireland’s ties to Hong Kong and the country’s global appeal, the war in Iran, and the value of attracting international students.
Readers discuss Iran’s best weapon in negotiations, and how the leaders of China and the US can change the course of events in the Middle East.
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Readers discuss the challenges faced by an ethnic minority group, the need for a law to prevent workplace bullying, and the struggles of English teachers.
Readers discuss the Middle East situation, helping young Hongkongers meet the AI challenge, and Hong Kong as an international city.
Readers discuss the future of journalism, the success of the LIV Golf tournament, and Cathay Pacific’s results.
Readers discuss the finer points of leadership selection, whether the Iran war is another US distraction, and corruption in China.
Readers discuss the structured process around child abuse reporting, the reach of fire safety education, and ice hockey in Hong Kong.
Readers discuss military use of artificial intelligence, the deaths of children as the conflict escalates, and the UN’s role.
Readers discuss the cycle of abuse, and an opportunity for Hongkongers to learn more about Ramadan.
Readers discuss the energy implications of the most recent conflict in the Middle East, and the strategic adaptations taking place.
Readers discuss the Stock Connect scheme, a Chinese research team’s breakthrough using AI, and assessing teachers’ English proficiency.
Readers discuss a recent study on microplastics and nanoplastics in the air, and the death of Arctic foxes at Ocean Park.
Readers discuss the implications of the war in Iran, the impact on Asian economies, and Hong Kong as a safe haven.
Readers discuss the war in the Middle East, the opportunity for Colombians in Hong Kong to vote, the importance of teacher well-being, and the poon choi tradition.
Readers discuss an opportunity to prioritise poverty alleviation for the city’s most vulnerable, and the role of Hong Kong universities in national development.
Readers discuss the US and Israel’s bombing of Iran, US-Philippine military cooperation, and American criticism of a key Chinese trade negotiator.
Readers discuss fire safety compliance, palliative care, and the diversity of religious life in Singapore.
Readers discuss the BN(O) passport, lai see as social contract, and the Hong Kong spirit.
Readers discuss how Southeast Asian governments have gained bargaining power, the benefits of cheap public transport, and a harbourfront project.
Readers discuss how to assess teachers’ and students’ readiness, the consequences of cheating in exams, and workplace bullying in the city.
Readers discuss the city’s food waste problem, optometrists’ referrals, and a memorial garden for those who died in the Tai Po fire.
Readers discuss a new harbour crossing, road safety, election campaign spending, and tariff refunds.
Readers discuss the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s investment strategy in comparison with Singapore’s Temasek, Australia’s media bargaining mechanism, and Chinese New Year Cup ticketing.
Readers discuss the government’s recruitment for the post of director of information services, and pay tribute to an advocate for international collaboration in space.
Readers discuss a route for Hongkongers wishing to acquire British citizenship, the US-Philippine military alliance, and a mass shooting in Canada.
Readers discuss the importance of safeguarding national security, and the Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Ordinance.
Readers discuss Western media reactions to the Jimmy Lai case sentencing, the city’s roads, and the need for public bodies to do more to protect residents’ interests.
