CUHK launches first cross-border clinical trial centre in Nansha

    CUHK launches first cross-border clinical trial centre in Nansha

    The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has set up its first clinical trial centre outside Hong Kong, teaming up with mainland Chinese authorities to strengthen research collaboration and help develop the Greater Bay Area into an international hub for medical innovation. The Greater Bay Area Clinical Trial Centre, located at the Nansha branch of…

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    SCMP’s China Conference to debut in Astana this September

      SCMP’s China Conference to debut in Astana this September

      The South China Morning Post will host its China Conference in Kazakhstan’s capital in September, following a high-level Hong Kong delegation led by the city’s leader to Central Asia last month, marking the first such event organised by a local media outlet in the region. Announcing the move at the SCMP China Conference 2026 on…

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      AI ‘central plank’ in Hong Kong’s economic development, John Lee says

        AI ‘central plank’ in Hong Kong’s economic development, John Lee says

        Hong Kong’s high-quality economic development will be guided by its first five-year blueprint and the coming policy address, with AI as the “central plank”, the city’s leader has said. Speaking at the South China Morning Post’s China Conference 2026 on Tuesday, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu also said Hong Kong’s “one country, two systems” advantages…

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        A Hong Kong space office from aspiration to reality?

          Global rankings, status validate Hong Kong’s unique system

          As we celebrate another year of the official establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, it is time to reflect once more on how far the city has come since 1997. Indeed, as an Australian academic, scientist, and internationalist who has called Hong Kong home for more than 11 years, I have witnessed this…

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          Why Hong Kong students are heading to mainland China to intern

            Why Hong Kong students are heading to mainland China to intern

            More Hong Kong students are turning to mainland China for summer internships as government and university schemes expand cross-border placements. Students said they were drawn by greater opportunities in different sectors, hands-on experience in a larger market and lower living costs, with some viewing cross-border exposure as a career asset. The Home and Youth Affairs…

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