Hong Kong coronavirus

Hong Kong is facing its worst outbreak of the pandemic but doggedly persists in matching the mainland’s “zero-COVID” strategy.

“This is insane… There is no way to reach zero cases.”

Hong Kong is one of the easiest places in the world to get a vaccine and access to public health services. Unless you’re a refugee, that is.

Activists say the community is being singled out unfairly, a continuation of long-standing discriminatory practices.

With public trust in tatters, vaccine hesitancy has become a serious hurdle for the government’s pandemic strategy.

In the wake of the national security law, public trust in the government has reached new lows. That is inevitably impacting Hong Kong's pandemic response.

In Hong Kong, the pandemic has fanned the flames of a more silent epidemic: systematic racism. 

Hong Kong's tight restrictions on travel amid COVID-19 are taking a toll on an already-suffering economy.

Plans for a travel bubble between Hong Kong and Indonesia have been put on hold, disappointing couples who have been left separated by closed borders.

The mass testing campaign has become another flashpoint over the city's interactions with the mainland.

Carrie Lam’s public health postponement of the polls must be exposed for the cynical farce that it is.