... mly stand by, whether it be in their editorials or even other externally facing communications, even if so doing could undermine their credibility in the eyes of a key constituent. As organs of public ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-31
... tates are by no means “united”. Indeed, political polarisation stands at a relative height – perhaps unseen since the dying days of the Civil War. Fundamental fissures have emerged, turning immutable ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-31
... addressed by government. So what we need to understand about a 3-year ongoing adjustment in the properties on China. This is the policy action, not crisis.” Over the past 10 to 15 years, he said the s ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-31
... s divided by a common language. What they meant was even though English is the common language in both countries, the accents, pronunciations, and some spellings are different. Churchill is said to ha ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-31
... candidate by the inauguration date (January 20, 2025) t ...全文
... invasion by China. On October 23, the Industrial Technology Research Institute of Taiwan (ITRI) forecast that the production value of the island’s semi-conductor industry would grow by an annual 16.5 ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-30
... e reduced by 5%. The effect may seem small, but if every building in an area can achieve the same, the total amount of energy saved can be significant. Therefore, in addition to government projects, m ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-28
... affected by Cheng’s poignant reflections upon the Cultural Revolution – the tumultuous era in which intellectuals, liberals, and critics were purged and coerced into perilous confessions, all in name ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-27
... striction by reducing asset holdings.）她的意思是，我們不應比較利率變動和 ...全文
I had the fortune of receiving an email, whose name shall not be specified. It was sent to me by a journal with a suspicious title and publisher, with three paragraphs of copious praise piled onto me ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-22
... research by Microsoft and LinkedIn suggests that more people will quit their jobs in 2024. Nearly half (46%) of more than 31,000 individuals across 31 countries surveyed by the two organisations inte ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-22
Hong Kong Ballet’s second programme this season was the premiere of “The Butterfly Lovers’ choreographed by Ricky Hu, the company’s choreographer-in-residence, and his wife Mai Jingwen. This new work ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-21
... e sparked by a controversial extradition bill that permitted certain suspects to face trial on the mainland. Can Hong Kong craft a third, softer and less divisive, tale? Former housing and transport s ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-16
... propelled by deflation and results from the externalization of low domestic demand in China.” He said that, since 2017, the Chinese economy had grown by 40 per cent but European exports to China decli ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-15
... generated by AI related tools. However, in the creative world, including article writing, art design and music composition, there have been many suspected AI productions. Because there is no need to d ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-14
... apon used by Beijing to prevent this. In 1962, just after the Sino-Soviet split, 60,000 minority people fled to the Soviet Union, leaving their farms and livestock behind; Beijing feared a war. Bingtu ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-10
People today are much smarter than people of previous generations. According to a study of 300,000 people in 72 countries, the intelligence quotient (IQ) rose by an average of 2.2 percentage points pe ...More
EJ Insight2024-10-07
