Opinion

Amid repression, many resilient local people doggedly sustain hope and conviction as they strive to uphold dignity

Trade and geopolitical tensions, and rising labour and production costs, are among reasons infrastructure investment may trend away from China

Tourists may be the losers amid the Japanese currency’s upward trajectory.

Southeast Asia is particularly vulnerable to the adverse impacts of unrestricted artificial intelligence, says AI specialist Edward Tsoi

A small group of supporters has been faithfully rallying to the city’s political movement, in a years-long persistence that transcends pop culture appeal

The Hong Kong court’s ruling on the popular protest song opens a Pandora’s box of free speech ban on the internet

Outside the borders of autocracy, the well-educated and financially sound Hong Kong diaspora can draw on freedoms in the adopted home to seek change in their birthplace

As one yes-man gets ticked off over the mildest of criticism, it is a timely reminder that even the ‘most loyal’ face falling from grace

The loss of five lives last month was a telling rebuke of bureaucrats and landlords who paid lip service to safety and looked the other way for years

The diaspora has a responsibility to ensure the city’s culture survives and the new generation does not lose contact with the past