Opinion | Hong Kong’s global future depends on diverse talent

    Opinion | Hong Kong’s global future depends on diverse talent

    Hong Kong’s identity as a world-leading international hub has never been static. It has been built over time through openness, adaptability and, crucially, diversity. Recent discussions about the city’s talent strategy, including concerns that the overwhelming majority of applicants under key admission schemes come from mainland China, raise a deeper structural question: can Hong Kong…

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    The release of the film ‘Toxic’, starring Yash, has been postponed to June for fear of missing out on audience across the Gulf region. (X)

    From films to wine, war hits trade worldwide

    New York : The supply shockwaves from the US and Israel’s war in Iran are spreading across the global economy, raising concerns about an inflation hit to companies and consumers that will require policymakers to raise borrowing costs. The release of the film ‘Toxic’, starring Yash, has been postponed to June for fear of missing…

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    Opinion | After celebrating its surplus, Hong Kong must work on sustaining it

      Opinion | After celebrating its surplus, Hong Kong must work on sustaining it

      After consecutive operating deficits, the operating account has returned to profit. Simultaneously, the consolidated account records a HK$2.9 billion (US$370.6 million) surplus for 2025/26, signalling stability. This turnaround is driven largely by a buoyant stock market and a stabilising property sector, reviving stamp duty revenues and investment income. This provides fiscal space for the government…

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