On Tuesday's Backchat, everyday racism. Have you experienced abuse or discrimination in Hong Kong because of your colour or nationality? Maybe its been on a small scale and not a matter for police or the authorities? Do you think racism is getting ...

On Monday's Backchat, are we losing our freedoms in Hong Kong? Some argue that our legislature is being neutralised, with unprecedented party bans and rule changes, lawmakers removed from office and jailed, other facing lifelong bans on standing fo...

On Friday's Backchat, the ban on e-cigarettes. The CE has changed a plan to restrict their sale to minors, and the latest proposal will prohibit the import, sales and promotion of e-cigarettes and other new tobacco products. The plan has triggered ...

Backchat returns on Thursday, when we will talk about the unprecedented transport chaos on Tuesday. The serious delays on the main urban routes of the MTR - which lasted for more than six hours - affected millions of commuters, and created chaos in...

On Monday's Backchat Lantau Tomorrow AKA the East Lantau Metropolis. Chief Executive Carrie Lam has unveiled a "Lantau Tomorrow" vision, which involves a major reclamation of about 1,700 hectares yielding housing for some 1.1 million and a third eco...

On Friday, from 8-9am, Chief Executive Carrie Lam herself will join us in our studio to answer your questions and listen to your comments on the Policy Address.

What do you make of the policy initiatives and where do you think she fell short? Will t...

We're reviewing the Policy Address on Thursday's Backchat. Chief Executive Carrie Lam has announced a range of plans, with a focus on housing and land supply. At the heart of it is the "Lantau Tomorrow Vision", involving a major reclamation of about...

On Wednesday's Backchat, climate change. Leading climate scientists on the UN's IPCC have warned that we have only 12 years to limit a catastrophe, that would extend to rising sea levels, more widespread disease, smaller crop yields, and devastatio...

On Tuesday's Backchat, more on FT Editor Victor Mallet's visa. Is the decision the latest in a string of attacks on the freedoms Hong Kong has enjoyed, as the newspaper claims? Is it retribution for crossing a line that everyone knew about? Is it a...