Opinion | As Hong Kong recalibrates, the blue economy offers an anchor

    Opinion | As Hong Kong recalibrates, the blue economy offers an anchor

    Last month, Hong Kong completed its first green methanol bunkering operation, a significant step in its efforts to support the decarbonisation of global shipping. As the maritime industry accelerates its transition towards cleaner fuels, this milestone signals Hong Kong’s intent to remain relevant. The global blue economy, defined as the sustainable use of ocean resources…

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    Opinion | Hong Kong is ageing, but the real question is where people age

      Opinion | Hong Kong is ageing, but the real question is where people age

      In recent years, warnings about Hong Kong’s rapidly ageing population have become increasingly urgent. Long hospital waits, chronic shortages in long-term care and a shrinking working-age population have led many policymakers and researchers to portray ageing as an approaching demographic crisis that a small, densely populated city might be unable to absorb. In some quarters,…

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      Queues stretch past an hour as holiday traffic jams hit mega bridge

        Queues stretch past an hour as holiday traffic jams hit mega bridge

        Traffic at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge reached peak levels during the first two days of the extended holiday, with checkpoint queues sometimes exceeding an hour, raising concerns about whether clearance arrangements can handle surging demand. Passenger flows exceeded 192,000 over Friday and Saturday, while vehicle numbers surpassed 30,000, marking one of the busiest periods at…

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