Japan’s security vision is Abe’s legacy
During Abe’s tenure Japan revamped its military doctrine and significantly increased defence expenditure.
It’s a symptom of our stalled progress that power blackouts are now considered par for the course
The energy transmission infrastructure needs to be treated with more seriousness and its weaknesses removed as a matter of national priority.
China’s declining demographics: A race against time
A shrinking workforce amid a rapidly ageing population will call for radical policy reforms that will only get harder.
3 years under Covid-19
The government should not give a wrong impression that it’s time to lower our guard, reminding people of the fact that a mix of basic hygiene practices, vaccination and masking…
3 years under Covid-19
Thanks to the continued efforts, there are signs that people are steadily getting back to a normal life.
Police running riot in Rohingya refugee camps?
The paper says the government must investigate the grave allegations of power abuse raised in the Human Rights Watch report.
Hong Kong set to write new chapter of development in 2023
Along with laws at the national and international levels, Hong Kong has to promulgate local laws against foreign interference, so as to improve the "one country, two systems"…
How can breaching citizens’ privacy be lawful?
Without legal safeguards, putting in place such surveillance systems aimed at suspected anti-state activities carries serious risks of innocent victims being harassed.
Quality training crucial for primary school teachers
The writer says formulating a national policy on the training of primary school teachers, with the consultation of all concerned, is essential.
Education reform needs more time
The paper says more time and preparation is needed to launch a new graduate school system for teachers.