Opinion | A world adrift looks to China for institutional anchors. Enter Hong Kong

    Opinion | A world adrift looks to China for institutional anchors. Enter Hong Kong

    The international order is under mounting strain. In recent years, unilateralism, protectionism and the selective application of international law have eroded confidence in the rules-based frameworks that once underpinned global cooperation. The return of Donald Trump to the centre of American politics, along with the policy instincts the US president represents, has only reinforced concerns…

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    ESF reserves reach HK$3.75 billion, even as government subsidies shrink

      ESF reserves reach HK$3.75 billion, even as government subsidies shrink

      The reserves of Hong Kong’s largest international school group have more than tripled to HK$3.75 billion (US$480.8 million) in over a decade, even as it taps different income sources to offset shrinking government subsidies, the South China Morning Post has found by reviewing the organisation’s annual reports. The English Schools Foundation (ESF) also said in…

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      Nearly 200 higher education leaders from all over the world visit the Lingnan University campus.

        Lingnan University welcomes nearly 200 higher education leaders from all over the world to its internationalised learning environment and “Study in Hong Kong” advantages

        HONG KONG, Feb. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Lingnan University welcomed nearly 200 higher education leaders from all over the world at its Tuen Mun campus today (27 February). The visit was one of the main activities of the 2026 Asia-Pacific Association for International Education (APAIE) Conference and Exhibition. Through campus tours and interactive exchanges, Lingnan showed its…

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        Authorities open to backing universities issuing bonds to fund megaproject campuses

          Authorities open to backing universities issuing bonds to fund megaproject campuses

          Hong Kong authorities are open to supporting universities in issuing bonds to fund the development of the proposed University Town in the Northern Metropolis, with lawmakers calling for a dedicated approval and credit rating mechanism. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po signalled the government’s intention during a meeting of the Legislative Council’s Finance Committee on Thursday,…

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            Hong Kong Techathon+ 10th Anniversary Finale and Inaugural Global University Innovation Network (GUIN) Forum Successfully Held

            Bringing together local and overseas innovation talents and leaders to deepen cross-border, cross-campus collaboration HONG KONG, HK / ACCESS Newswire / January 26, 2026 / Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP), together with 15 local tertiary institutions, marked a major milestone as Hong Kong Techathon+, the city’s largest international intercollegiate innovation and technology…

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            Hong Kong inferno exposes regulatory silos, lax oversight: who is accountable?

              Hong Kong inferno exposes regulatory silos, lax oversight: who is accountable?

              Ambiguous rules, lax supervision and uncoordinated policies involving at least four departments are among some deep-rooted problems contributing to the inferno that killed 160 residents in Hong Kong, analysts have said, as the Post reviewed what went wrong. Some industry insiders also questioned whether housing authorities, who oversee a lesser-known independent checking unit, should have…

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