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SCMP Editorial
Editorials represent the views of the South China Morning Post on the issues of the day.
Editorials represent the views of the South China Morning Post on the issues of the day.
The city will have to balance the interests of pet owners and those of others, but it’s time it moved forward on becoming more pet-friendly.
While the number of Hongkongers who are overweight or obese has risen, the level of understanding about its risks has barely changed since 2018.
The Post’s China Conference highlighted opportunities for the city in harnessing AI and strengthening cross-border data transfer security within the development zone.
Recurrence of fatal accidents at construction sites underlines the city’s poor work culture and slack supervision despite compliance efforts.
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The authorities must take victims’ preferences into account while residents should be realistic about what the government can do and afford.
A recent study showed products from endangered species are still entering Hong Kong’s market, revealing worrying gaps in oversight.
Deepening cooperation on traditional Chinese medicine and cancer research will help the city play a role in developing more effective and less intrusive treatments.
As the city tackles the scourge of scams, it must pay attention to the mental health of those affected and ensure they are supported.
The discovery of new species should prompt more concrete commitments and proactive policy coordination to conserve the city’s flora and fauna.
As Chinese firms look abroad, the authorities have to balance intellectual property protection and national security against commercial interests.
Although its heyday may be over, the city’s film industry must focus on quality over quantity as it adapts to the changing world of entertainment.
The addition of new destinations offers travellers more options and further unlocks the economic potential of the high-speed rail service.
Following Washington’s fragrant breach of international law, responsible member states must restore the UN’s credibility and authority.
The long lines that formed outside Transport Department offices for test-free licence application tickets underscore the problem of professional queuers.
If the US can take over the running of a country in this way, it could be the beginning of a slippery slope.
Stricter standards for Central Harbourfront Event Space tenants are meant to make sure the site is well utilised and events live up to expectations.
In her new role, Starry Lee needs to lead the council in cooperating with the government while representing the voice of the public.
The cross-border nature of his alleged criminal network required governments and law enforcement agencies to work together.
The South Korean president’s visit to China was a sign of a more pragmatic approach that departs from that of his US-leaning predecessor.
As host of Interpol’s 94th general assembly, the city will be able to show that its ‘superconnector’ role extends to international law enforcement.
While rising ridership figures are a sign of progress in Greater Bay Area integration, the city must do more to adapt and attract the travellers of tomorrow.
With some affected residents having to find new accommodation this month, the government must advance work on long-term arrangements.
Beijing’s export controls are simply about following the logic of the market and geopolitics in the interest of the nation.
The Mandopop superstar’s concerts in Hong Kong attracted a large number of mainland visitors and his tribute to Cantonese culture won him new fans.
The city is doing its part to aid the global health body’s efforts to eliminate viral hepatitis as a threat to public health by 2030.
One big concern for China is that America’s actions can create even more uncertainties than Trump’s tariff and trade policies.
The southbound travel scheme will provide greater convenience and facilitate integration, so long as motorists follow the rules.
Law enforcement and banks must work together to keep Hongkongers’ money safe and their transactions secure.
Hopefully, more visible inspections and the threat of larger fines will prompt smokers to exercise greater restraint in the streets.
