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Letters
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.
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.
Readers discuss dog-friendly restaurants, the government’s announcement of a five-year plan, and bus seat belts.
Readers discuss modern thinking about sex, David Webb, and road safety.
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Readers discuss how to better implement child protection, and the financial meaning of lai see.
Readers discuss the mental health toll of AI adoption, early intervention in youth mental health, and ‘love intelligence’.
Readers discuss a quiet threat to regional economies, conflicts over port facilities in Panama and Australia, and Malaysia-Indonesia border demarcation.
Readers discuss how Hong Kong can become a genuinely animal-friendly city, and the implementation of pet-friendly regulations.
Readers discuss cooperation between Russia and Hong Kong, and university capacity in the city.
Readers discuss the bottlenecks delaying musculoskeletal pain management in Hong Kong, and tougher tobacco controls.
Readers discuss the British prime minister’s visit to Beijing, allies drifting away from Washington, and the blame game over narcotics.
Readers discuss strengthening human relationships in schools, domestic helpers’ day off, and public hospital fees.
Readers discuss the urgency of maintaining entry-level jobs, treating agentic AI like it is the Monkey King, and public transport safety.
Readers discuss the odds of bus accidents, practical implementation of seat belt regulations, and the importance of user acceptance testing.
Readers discuss Hong Kong’s role within a ‘sophisticated’ UK-China relationship, the reason pet rental exists, and the U-turn on seat belts.
Readers discuss the renewed global interest in Hong Kong, and the British prime minister’s visit to China.
Readers discuss the dollar peg amid geopolitical volatility, an AI proposal for student well-being, public reactions to bus seat belts, and the viability of the cinema industry.
Readers discuss an elementary error by the US administration, a high-profile free solo climb, and phone addiction.
Readers discuss the use of Chinese stylistic elements in fashion, a Malaysian corruption trial, and a new trade pact.
Readers discuss the experience of international PhD students in Hong Kong, hospital fees, and Mark Carney’s Davos speech.
Readers discuss the professionalised empathy of the Police Negotiation Cadre, measures against online scalping, and the use of public swimming pools.
Readers discuss stronger legal teeth for wildlife protection, ear acupuncture, and ethical evolution.
Readers discuss why a shrinking population is not a policy failure, and the bottled water procurement scandal.
Readers discuss the transformative power of a trilingual skill set, public awareness of the shark fin problem, and how to increase public participation in recycling.
Readers discuss why humanity needs to manage the forces within rather than change planets, and the problem with delegating work to machines.
Readers discuss education for crisis-affected children, how Donald Trump is reshaping global politics, and the truth about Europe.
Readers discuss the implications of the new law, and support for sexual minority rights.
Readers discuss ways to enhance an inspection operation, the survival of cinemas, and the plight of subdivided-flat tenants.
Readers discuss the concerns of Hongkongers ahead of the budget, animal adoption, and seat belt rules.
