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Oct 4, 2024 | 
globalarbitrationreview.com | Eric Leikin |Lutz Riede |Matthias D. Hofer |Sue Ng
In summaryTechnology is fundamentally shifting the way in which individuals, businesses and governments interact with one another – bringing both opportunities and risks, including the increased risk of disputes. We see the most notable developments being the (continued) explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and the EU’s ambitious efforts to serve as the vanguard of tech regulation.
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Apr 18, 2024 | 
scmp.com | Emily K Tsang |Sue Ng
A source told the Post the arrested woman was one of the invigilators for the DSE exams, and also worked as a teaching assistant at a secondary school. The Xiaohongshu account stated the user was an educator at a secondary school and taught online tutorial classes for students newly arrived from mainland China. The insider added that it could not rule out that the woman committed the crime to benefit her own tutorial businesses.
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Apr 6, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | Sue Ng
The chatbot is in: Could AI-powered mental health apps and platforms help Hongkongers? “It seems like something is bothering you. Would you mind sharing what happened?”As you type in your response on the MindForest app, the chatbot …
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
scmp.com | Sue Ng
Andrew Clifford Pong King-fung is the fourth generation in his family to learn White Crane kung fu, and he has been entrusted with the responsibility of continuing this legacy. Pong is a 32-year-old action actor and has been performing on film sets since he was six years old. “As a kid, I aspired to be a superhero because I loved watching heroes on screens or in animations,” Pong said.
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Dec 31, 2023 | 
scmp.com | Sue Ng
For as long as 17-year-old Grace Lee Yan-ki can recall, baking has held an important place in her life. This passion led the teen to publish a cookbook, Baking Essentials, in July and found an NGO called Bake a Change in 2021 to share the joy of baking. “What I really like about baking is I get to share it with the people around me. And especially [since] it’s sugar ... it releases endorphins that make everyone happy,” said the Year 13 student at German Swiss International School.
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Dec 3, 2023 | 
scmp.com | Sue Ng
Liana Tang Yan-tung and Kylie Wang Yu-xin grew up in Hong Kong, and they never felt represented in the English-language young adult novels they read. “I never connected to [them] as much emotionally because they always felt so dramatic and so out of my reach ... especially since our upbringing and environment [in Hong Kong] are so different,” said 17-year-old Liana, who was born and raised in the city.
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Nov 19, 2023 | 
scmp.com | Sue Ng
For the sake of his children, Jonathan* made the decision last year to leave Hong Kong – his home for more than 30 years – to live in Britain. He brought along some of his most prized things: books about Hong Kong. The immigrant remembered how his kids used to enjoy reading Chinese books at Hong Kong’s libraries. But after moving to London, the father wondered: “How can I keep my children reading Chinese books?”Jonathan soon met two other parents who had also moved to the UK from Hong Kong.
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Jul 22, 2023 | 
scmp.com | Sue Ng
High-scoring pupils from St Paul’s Co-educational College show off their results. Photo: Jonathan Wong Despite drop in perfect scores this year, city remains ‘factory’ for internationally recognised university entrance qualificationExplaining success, educators cite economic factors and some institutions hand-picking pupils for programme offered mainly at international and private schools High-scoring pupils from St Paul’s Co-educational College show off their results. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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Jul 22, 2023 | 
hongkongnewsnetwork.com | Sue Ng
High-scoring pupils from St Paul’s Co-educational College show off their results. Photo: Jonathan Wong Despite drop in perfect scores this year, city remains ‘factory’ for internationally recognised university entrance qualificationExplaining success, educators cite economic factors and some institutions hand-picking pupils for programme offered mainly at international and private schools High-scoring pupils from St Paul’s Co-educational College show off their results. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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Jul 14, 2023 | 
scmp.com | Sue Ng
Daphne Chan, winner of this year’s sportsperson award (left) with world champion Siobhán Haughey at the awards ceremony. Photo: SCMP Peony Sham, 17, scores top prize for volunteer work and spearheading mental health initiativeChief Secretary Eric Chan says awardees are ‘leaders of tomorrow’, encourages young people to broaden horizons Daphne Chan, winner of this year’s sportsperson award (left) with world champion Siobhán Haughey at the awards ceremony. Photo: SCMP
