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Patrick Ho
Patrick Ho
Patrick Ho Chi-ping is the deputy chairman and secretary general of China Energy Fund Committee, a think tank devoted to public diplomacy, with special emphasis on energy. It is a charitable NGO with special consultative status with the United Nations Social and Economic Council.

How greater bay areas can pave way for US-China trade cooperation

Patrick Ho says the world’s two biggest economies must find common ground to move beyond their recent trade disputes. Why not look towards economic clusters like the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau to lead the way?

The world’s two biggest economies must find common ground to move beyond their recent trade disputes. Why not look towards economic clusters like the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau to lead the way?

Can dealmaker Trump show wisdom on the Korean nuclear issue?

Patrick Ho says North Korea’s missile provocations are an expression of its insecurity in the face of US threats and, as history has shown, a single positive overture could help bring lasting peace to the Korean peninsula
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How North Korea could be the deal of a lifetime for Trump

Patrick Ho says Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump’s apparent awareness of mutual red lines over the Korean crisis is a great opportunity for the US president to broker lasting peace, but only if he can work with Beijing
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China’s belt and road can lead us to a new globalisation

Workers direct a crane lifting steel bars at a factory in Dalian, Liaoning province, in October 2015. Infrastructure, such as railways, roads and oil pipelines, is a major focus under the China-led “One Belt, One Road” strategy. Photo: Reuters
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With the election over, US and Chinese leaders should get back to business

A worker at the Yangshan deep water port in the Shanghai free trade zone. Photo: Reuters

Political reform package is the best available option for Hong Kong

The current proposal is one that is best suited to Hong Kong's current state of affairs - one that is realistic and pragmatic. Photo: AFP

Residency drags urban drive

A woman sips tea in Tianzifang, Shanghai. Up to 200 million city dwellers have no residency status. Photo: Corbis

Legislators who break Basic Law pledge should resign

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