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A man walks along the shore as oil tankers and cargo ships line up in the Strait of Hormuz, as seen from Khor Fakkan port in the United Arab Emirates on March 11. Photo: AP
US, Israel war on Iran

Letters | US has succeeded in plunging Middle East into dangerous conflict

Readers discuss the Middle East situation, helping young Hongkongers meet the AI challenge, and Hong Kong as an international city.

Technology

Letters | Future of journalism should be defined by humans standing behind facts

US, Israel war on Iran

Letters | What Lee Kuan Yew knew: leaders’ psychological fitness matters

Hong Kong society

Letters | Families need not feel targeted by the child safeguarding process

Readers discuss the structured process around child abuse reporting, the reach of fire safety education, and ice hockey in Hong Kong.

A child holds hands with adults in Admiralty on January 20, as the Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Ordinance came into effect. Photo: Jelly Tse
A child holds hands with adults in Admiralty on January 20, as the Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Ordinance came into effect. Photo: Jelly Tse
Middle East

Letters | US war with Iran underscores need for global governance of AI

Readers discuss military use of artificial intelligence, the deaths of children as the conflict escalates, and the UN’s role.

Hong Kong society

Letters | In confronting child abuse, Hong Kong must reckon with the problem’s origins

Readers discuss the cycle of abuse, and an opportunity for Hongkongers to learn more about Ramadan.

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Middle East

Letters | Iran war has underlined benefits of China’s ‘energy realism’ approach

Readers discuss the energy implications of the most recent conflict in the Middle East, and the strategic adaptations taking place.

A Chinese tanker sits anchored in Muscat, Oman, as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, amid the US-Israeli conflict on March 7. Photo: Reuters
A Chinese tanker sits anchored in Muscat, Oman, as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, amid the US-Israeli conflict on March 7. Photo: Reuters
Hong Kong economy

Letters | Hong Kong can do more to connect mainland funds with tech stocks

Readers discuss the Stock Connect scheme, a Chinese research team’s breakthrough using AI, and assessing teachers’ English proficiency.

Hong Kong environmental issues

Letters | Hong Kong cannot afford to ignore the threat of microplastic pollution

Readers discuss a recent study on microplastics and nanoplastics in the air, and the death of Arctic foxes at Ocean Park.

Middle East

Letters | Iran war: democracy, power and the US’ changing strategic limits

Readers discuss the implications of the war in Iran, the impact on Asian economies, and Hong Kong as a safe haven.

A sailor observes the landing of an E-2D Hawkeye on the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford while operating in support of the Operation Epic Fury attack on Iran in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, on March 2. Photo: US Navy via Reuters
Middle East

Letters | As the US attacks Iran, the ancient Battle of Carrhae offers lessons

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.

The US Navy destroyer USS Delbert D. Black fires a Tomahawk land attack missile in support of the Operation Epic Fury attack on Iran from an undisclosed location on February 28. Photo: US Navy/Handout via Reuters
The US Navy destroyer USS Delbert D. Black fires a Tomahawk land attack missile in support of the Operation Epic Fury attack on Iran from an undisclosed location on February 28. Photo: US Navy/Handout via Reuters
Hong Kong budget 2026-27

Letters | Why Hong Kong should invest in food recovery

Readers discuss an opportunity to prioritise poverty alleviation for the city’s most vulnerable, and the role of Hong Kong universities in national development.

Middle East

Letters | Iran’s people deserve stability, dignity and peace

Readers discuss the US and Israel’s bombing of Iran, US-Philippine military cooperation, and American criticism of a key Chinese trade negotiator.

Hong Kong fires and safety

Letters | Hong Kong cannot allow a wait-and-see approach to fire safety

Readers discuss fire safety compliance, palliative care, and the diversity of religious life in Singapore.

Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po on December 10, days after a devastating fire broke out. Photo: Karma Lo
Hong Kong society

Letters | Passports and the idea of belonging in Hong Kong

Readers discuss the BN(O) passport, lai see as social contract, and the Hong Kong spirit.

Travellers take a stroll down memory lane at the “City Reflections: Through Time and Change” exhibition at Hong Kong International Airport on December 27. Photo: Eugene Lee
Travellers take a stroll down memory lane at the “City Reflections: Through Time and Change” exhibition at Hong Kong International Airport on December 27. Photo: Eugene Lee
Asean

Letters | Asean is not choosing sides, but strategically maximising space

Readers discuss how Southeast Asian governments have gained bargaining power, the benefits of cheap public transport, and a harbourfront project.

Education in Hong Kong

Letters | 3 factors to weigh in letting more Hong Kong schools teach in English

Readers discuss how to assess teachers’ and students’ readiness, the consequences of cheating in exams, and workplace bullying in the city.

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Hong Kong environmental issues

Letters | Extend support for smart food waste bins across Hong Kong

Readers discuss the city’s food waste problem, optometrists’ referrals, and a memorial garden for those who died in the Tai Po fire.

A smart food waste bin in Ping Shek Estate in Kwun Tong in 2024. Photo: Sun Yeung
A smart food waste bin in Ping Shek Estate in Kwun Tong in 2024. Photo: Sun Yeung
Hong Kong transport

Letters | A fourth cross-harbour tunnel could link Kennedy Town to Tsing Yi

Readers discuss a new harbour crossing, road safety, election campaign spending, and tariff refunds.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)

Letters | Can Hong Kong’s Exchange Fund capture the growth of tomorrow?

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.

Hong Kong politics

Letters | As geopolitical tensions rise, Hong Kong needs clear, confident messaging

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.

The Hong Kong government’s headquarters in Tamar, Admiralty, on January 26. Photo: Jelly Tse
UK Labour Party

Letters | How sincere is Labour’s narrative of compassion on the BN(O) pathway?

Readers discuss a route for Hongkongers wishing to acquire British citizenship, the US-Philippine military alliance, and a mass shooting in Canada.

A cyclist rides past the Elizabeth Tower, known as Big Ben, in London, on January 23. Photo: AP
A cyclist rides past the Elizabeth Tower, known as Big Ben, in London, on January 23. Photo: AP
Hong Kong courts

Letters | Jimmy Lai case verdict and State Council’s white paper send strong message

Readers discuss the importance of safeguarding national security, and the Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Ordinance.

Hong Kong economy

Letters | An orderly Hong Kong can remain open and outward-looking

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.

Lunar New Year

Letters | As we celebrate the Lunar New Year, let’s ensure we do better by horses

Readers discuss the exploitation of equine animals, the spirit of Ramadan in Hong Kong, and why members of the ethnic minority community should master Chinese.

Horse-themed goods on sale at the Lunar New Year market at Victoria Park in Causeway Bay on February 15. Photo: Dickson Lee
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