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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 citywide campaign has helped define Hong Kong’s character as a city willing to help disaster survivors and those in need of support.
Stricter health checks must be implemented in a way that enhances road safety while also respecting elderly drivers’ contributions.
A stable and strong yuan has international appeal, just as a reliable and strong China is being seen as the rock on which the global system should be rebuilt.
In a fragmented multilateral environment, the world could face even greater danger from nuclear proliferation than during the Cold War.
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The government and legislators must ensure the law can achieve its intended purpose of ensuring public safety before it is reintroduced.
While local companies have been slow to take up ESG, the MTR Corporation’s record bond issuance shows there is investor interest in supporting the environment.
In an uncertain global economic environment, the strategy of exploring new overseas markets has paid off. But there is no room for complacency.
While ensuring that Hongkongers who need the drugs have access to them, the authorities must act against the grey market for the medication.
With its review of the guidelines for teaching in English or Chinese, Hong Kong must seek to better prepare its pupils for higher education while serving the city’s needs.
A pond-cleaning operation that resulted in the death of over a hundred fish highlights gaps in public awareness of and education on animal welfare.
While several deals were struck on the UK prime minister’s trip, the most important outcome is the willingness of the leaders of both countries to work constructively together.
The fund posted a record gain last year, boosting the Hong Kong government’s fiscal health, but global headwinds must be heeded.
Hong Kong’s ambitions to be a global hub for the trading and storage of the safe-haven asset get a lift from the spectacular gold rally.
While the virus outbreak has reportedly been contained to the Indian state of West Bengal, precautionary measures and international cooperation are vital.
The deep-rooted problems in building management, including bid-rigging, inflated costs and slack supervision, must be resolved once and for all.
As the city finally mandates seat belts on all buses, the government is right to focus on boosting public awareness and cooperation.
Tangible progress, including a gold trading deal with Shanghai, on display at the Asian Financial Forum shows the city is far from losing its edge.
Stronger enforcement is needed to stop mainland couples using Hong Kong laboratories for gender testing, a practice banned on the mainland.
With the city’s new legislature in place, it is time to further reinforce the executive-led system laid out in the constitutional order.
As smokers and non-smokers express support for restrictions, officials must be mindful of the acceptance of stronger tobacco controls.
For Beijing, escaping the US tech chokehold is more important in the long run than making any temporary advances.
Monetary Authority’s five-year fintech upgrade will streamline SME trade finance and help build the city’s digital trade infrastructure.
With incentives and support measures failing to reverse the low birth trend, Hong Kong must directly address the fundamental causes.
The city has proactively adopted artificial intelligence in the school system, but courses still fall short on guiding proper use.
As the city’s courts will face continued scrutiny, the best way forward is to adhere to the fundamental principles reaffirmed by the chief justice.
The case of a senior civil servant who flaunted his luxurious lifestyle on social media has raised questions about integrity and clean governance.
No exaggeration to say Trump is openly using US power to upend both the world economy and the global order.
While the risk of casualties from slope failure has not been high, the city mustn’t be complacent amid reports of repeated landslides.
As three logistics department officers face action over the incident, Hong Kong must work to restore public confidence in the civil service.
