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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Opinion | What the China-Nepal floods teach us about crisis communication (opens the original)
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In an unfolding disaster, families need quick, practical updates and journalists need access the moment safety allows In terrain like this, uncertainty is unavoidable. Rescue operations were hampered by unstable slopes, damaged roads and difficult conditions in a narrow gorge, delaying the arrival of heavy machinery. Those constraints also restricted the flow of information from the area in the first few days.
Opinion | Hong Kong and a not-so-simple father-daughter conversation about Harvard (opens the original)
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As higher education in the West gets caught up in political theatre, Hong Kong can capitalise on the international education market shift A cabinet secretary fretting about his daughter’s university choice might once have been considered a private family matter. In Donald Trump’s America, it has become official content. US transport secretary Sean Duffy recently appeared with his family in a road trip series carried on the department’s YouTube page. In one episode, his daughter, Paloma, said if
Opinion | As China shows, liberal capitalism is not the only path (opens the original)
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China has disproved one of the post-Cold War era’s most confident assumptions: that the Western model is the only route to modernity Much of the Western debate about China begins with a category error. “Communism” is often treated as synonymous with a monolithic command economy, limited private enterprise and bureaucratic control over every commercial decision. Modern China does not fit that model. The state has not sought to replace markets. It allows competition and entrepreneurship, but withi
Opinion | Why underdogs like Alexandra Eala, Cabo Verde, Dear You fascinate us (opens the original)
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Money still shapes the balance of power, but every so often a team, player or film will rise up to challenge the status quo and inspire us For many viewers, the underdog has a natural pull. It is not the promise of victory that draws people but the effort required simply to stay in the contest. Their presence unsettles the script. The result no longer feels preordained. Football has always made room for that uncertainty. So have film, politics and, more often than we admit, ordinary life.
Opinion | Hong Kong must wake up to the cold hard geopolitics of AI (opens the original)
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With AI increasingly being treated as a strategic asset, the city should ensure it has access to the technologies shaping the global finance Officials talking about artificial intelligence (AI) often speak in terms of the next industrial revolution or existential risks. Such rhetoric ultimately does little to capture how AI filters into the ordinary workings of a city like Hong Kong. The geopolitics of AI are no longer abstract. They are beginning to shape who can use which tools – and on what t
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