... emotions may persist for a while after the epidemic subsides. After the SARS in 2003, the Chinese University of Hong Kong interviewed Hong Kong citizens twice, one in late 2003 and another in 2004, t ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-22
... nly until May 4. But Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Tuesday announced that the period will be extended for another four weeks until June 1. Not only that. The restrictions will be tightened. Only e ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-22
What, one may reasonably ask, was the purpose of arresting 15 Hong Kong supporters of a liberal democracy? According to the Police Commissioner Chris Tang, it is simply carrying out the duty of the po ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-21
... mination, may be overlooked. With big tech shedding some light at the end of the tunnel with multiple innovative applications, it is key that they follow the likes of Ping An and consider how they can ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-21
... Companies may also consider stockpiling a greater quantity of inventories of critical components. The pandemic is unlikely to reverse globalization, and trade between nations will continue. However, e ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-21
... ernment … may interfere in the affairs which the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region administers on its own in accordance with this law.” On Friday, despite Beijing’s pressure, the House Committee ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-20
The situation is quite bad enough and may even get worse but please oh please can we be spared the avalanche of platitudes and clichés that have become a hallmark of this terrible coronavirus pandemic ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-20
... contagion may turn out to be a long-term or chronic threat, how to adapt urban design and management accordingly has become a salient question for architects. Planning correctly means designing an evo ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-17
... he crisis may barely have begun, and the human toll of a major COVID-19 outbreak would be orders of magnitude larger than in any advanced economy. With the United States having recently recorded more ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-16
... ity, they may not get the equipment they desperately need. But China, too, is in a quandary. Medical equipment exports earned it US$10.4 billion between March 3 and April 4 but the certification requi ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-16
... ity, they may not get the equipment they desperately ne ...全文
今日信報時事評論EJ InsightFrank Ching2020年04月16日
... day plans may have to be rescheduled. Microbiologist Yuen Kwok-yung has warned that it is doubtful if we could resume vacations abroad this year as the pandemic continues to rage in other parts of the ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-15
... imes. You may be wondering why so? Is Australia really the lucky country that got away time after time despite some of the best brains from economists to journalists making seemingly intelligent predi ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-15
... employer may take time. This suggests that the US is more at risk of squandering human capital than European countries, where governments are pursuing ambitious policies to preserve employer-employee ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-15
... officers may now waive the visa interview for first-time applicants and returning workers, H-2A processing has slowed considerably. Add to that new health and safety burdens for employers, who must u ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-15
... mes. That may explain the reason why Italy has the highest mortality rate under the current pandemic that 23% of its citizens are over 65 years old. But it only tells half the story. Italy has only th ...More
EJ Insight2020-04-14
