Division of Public Policy Senior Lecturer Prof. Donald LOW said in an article on Hong Kong’s new “3+4” quarantine arrangement for inbound travelers, that while many countries have resumed normal border entry processes and cancelled the hotel quarantine arrangement, HK’s continuation of such arrangement has jeopardized its role as an international transport and travel hub, adding that HK has to be quarantine-free within this year or enterprises will relocate their regional headquarters from HK to other cities gradually.

Prof. Edwin LAI from Division of Public Policy explained why Hong Kong’s linked exchange rate system is important from political perspective in an article discussing the system’s significance to HK and if the HKSAR government is capable of maintaining it.

In a photo story on China's declining birthrates and its possible consequences, Division of Public Policy Prof. Stuart GIETEL-BASTEN’s previous remark that China is not facing a looming demographic crisis as its population is getting healthier, better educated and skilled, was cited.

In an article on China's shrinking population, Division of Public Policy Prof. Stuart GIETEL-BASTEN was quoted as saying that the so-called baby bonuses are unlikely to 'shift the needle' in terms of encouraging people to have children that they would not otherwise have, adding that such bonuses tend to only affect when people have children, rather than how many they have.

Prof. Christine LOH, Chief Development Strategist of the Division of Environment & Sustainability (ENVR), has published a new journal article on sustainable development at Business Economics. Prof. LOH opines that there has been a gradual global change of consciousness that development must be done in a sustainable manner, including dealing with climate change and biodiversity loss. Policy innovation is just as important as technology innovation. Cross-disciplinary and cross-sector cooperation are vital for innovation and scaling-up, and the right platforms are needed. Universities can reimagine teaching and how their campuses function as sustainability ‘living labs’. The Greater Bay Area in China has opportunities to lead, including in the entertainment and gaming sector.

Prof. Naubahar SHARIF, Acting Head of Division of Public Policy Acting Head wrote an article on the importance of the connection between innovation-driven, technology-led development and Hong Kong's youth.

Prof. Stuart GIETEL-BASTEN, Professor from Division of Public Policy wrote an article on the implications for Mainland China if India overtakes her as the most populous country on Earth.

A video on the Sustainable and Green Finance program, in which Program Co-Director Prof. Arthur LAU talked about the program curriculum and career prospects and ENVR Asst. Prof. Keith CHAN shared how the program will give the students an advantage if they are to pursue a career in the GBA or overseas.

In an article on the architectural design and the sustainability issues of the HK Palace Museum and West Kowloon Cultural District (WKCD), ENVR Chief Development Strategist Prof. Christine LOH said the WKCD should take the responsibilities to ensure they manage the site as sustainably as possible, adding that it is important to remain vigilant as to whether a building is being operated to its designed-in capabilities once it becomes functional.

In an article on People’s Bank of China creating a reserve pool to provide liquidity for participating economies in times of market stress, Prof. Edwin LAI from Division of Public Policy said the reserve pool will be an addition to existing bilateral swap lines between China and many other Asian countries, adding that it will help promote the use of RMB as a reserve currency by more central banks.