Exclusive | Hong Kong will reel in talent due to geopolitics but won’t exploit tensions: university chief

Exclusive | Hong Kong will reel in talent due to geopolitics but won’t exploit tensions: university chief

The University of Hong Kong (HKU) is not about to “take advantage” of international students and scholars facing difficulties in the United States but it will just focus on welcoming and nurturing talent, its head has said, revealing it was handling over 100 transfer applications. Vice-chancellor Xiang Zhang, a renowned scientist, told the Post that…

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'I don’t feel safe': No arrests yet in West End shooting; police, EMS response questioned at wide-ranging forum | News

‘I don’t feel safe’: No arrests yet in West End shooting; police, EMS response questioned at wide-ranging forum | News

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – The largest mass shooting in Johnstown’s recent history, during which four women were injured outside a nightclub early Sunday morning, has brought increased attention to public safety and race relations between the Black community and the Johnstown Police Department. Those were among the many subjects discussed during a public forum, organized by…

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English lessons in Hong Kong primary schools to cover national security

English lessons in Hong Kong primary schools to cover national security

Hong Kong primary schools will need to strengthen patriotic and national security education under a revised curriculum guide for the English-language subject. The previous edition of the guide suggested English teachers let pupils explore value-laden matters including human rights and equal opportunities but they have been replaced by issues such as respect for others, animal…

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Hong Kong’s John Lee defends national security clauses for restaurant licences

Hong Kong’s John Lee defends national security clauses for restaurant licences

Hong Kong’s leader has defended the introduction of national security clauses for restaurant licences, saying the new requirements also apply to Lunar New Year fair stalls. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said on Tuesday that the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department had made the decision to help fulfil its legal obligation to safeguard national security….

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Hong Kong police arrest 5 after probe into bomb threat targeting Mayday show

Hong Kong police arrest 5 after probe into bomb threat targeting Mayday show

Hong Kong national security police have arrested five people following an investigation into bomb threats targeting a local concert by Taiwanese band Mayday and calls for independence for the self-ruled island and the city. Chief Superintendent Steve Li Kwai-wah of the force’s National Security Department said on Tuesday that police received emails and social media…

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