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Category: hongkong

A stylized graphic depicting a large hand holding a high-rise building, with a colorful puzzle piece path leading up to silhouetted figures of people walking and climbing. The background features a city skyline. The image symbolizes growth, collaboration, and progress in a business or community context.
March 10, 2023March 10, 2023hongkong, Housing, Housing crisis, Policy

Hong Kong should emulate New York to solve its housing crisis by rezoning unused buildings

A table with a red top featuring the Chinese star emblem is supported by a base shaped like a peace symbol. Atop the table, a white dove holds an olive branch in its beak. The background consists of a gradient, transitioning from blue at the top to yellow at the bottom.
February 24, 2023February 24, 2023Autocracy, China, Civil Rights, Climate Change, Current Affairs, economics, Elections, Europe, federal government, foreign affairs, foreign policy, geopolitics, Government policy, hongkong, international law, International Relations, law, Middle East, People Power, Policy, Russia, terrorism, U.N., UK, Ukraine, Work, World Leaders

China’s Peace Table.2

A stylized illustration depicting an oversized canister filled with white powder, representing a tumultuous geopolitical scene. Above it, fighter jets fly across a stormy blue sky, while naval submarines are visible atop the can. The can features flags from various countries, including the United States, China, Malaysia, Australia, and others, emphasizing international tensions and conflicts. The overall tone suggests a looming threat or crisis.
February 1, 2023February 2, 2023asia, China, Civil Rights, Current Affairs, economics, foreign affairs, geopolitics, hongkong, international law, International Relations, Policy, politics1 comment

Hot War Percolating in South China Sea

December 28, 2022December 28, 2022america, asia, China, Current Affairs, economics, hongkong, International Relations, Policy1 comment

Biden Should Rethink Hong Kong Policy

A vibrant, cosmic background features a planet Earth, prominently displaying North America, with stylized silhouettes of raised black fists in the foreground. The image symbolizes unity and resistance.
February 22, 2021February 22, 2021hongkong, protest

Protests, Protests Everywhere

Map showing the East China Sea, South China Sea, and surrounding countries. Prominently labeled locations include "China," "Taiwan," and "Japan." The East China Sea is depicted to the northeast of Taiwan, while the South China Sea is south of Taiwan. Ocean waves are illustrated along the eastern edge of the map.
February 5, 2021February 5, 2021China, Current Affairs, foreign affairs, hongkong

Troubled Waters

A group of protesters gathers outside a fenced area, waving a large Chinese flag and a Hong Kong flag. One individual holds a sign in a pink banner with text in Chinese, while others display colorful balloons. Some participants wear masks, and one person is speaking into a microphone. The scene reflects a public demonstration with a focus on political expression.
December 31, 2020January 6, 2021hongkong

To improve relations with the US, China should rethink its Hong Kong strategy

A stylized illustration featuring a bridge over water, with a prominent red flag featuring a white flower emblem representing Hong Kong. In the background, a pink sky with a large sun casts a silhouette of various skyscrapers, including the Shanghai Tower and the Statue of Liberty, creating a blend of iconic landmarks.
December 13, 2020December 13, 2020Current Affairs, hongkong, international law, Trade

Hong Kong is U.S.-China Bridge

A person wearing a gray sleeve and a face mask is inspecting a bottle of soy sauce with a yellow label that includes "Soy Sauce" and "Made in China." Yellow stickers with "Made in China" are visible on the bottle. In the background, another individual in a yellow shirt, also with a mask, is handling items in a warehouse setting.
December 5, 2020December 7, 2020Current Affairs, hongkong, international law, Trade, Trump

Why the US must restore Hong Kong’s special trade status

An article from the South China Morning Post titled "Worries over security law may open floodgates to brain drain" by Peter G. De Krassel. The article discusses concerns regarding Hong Kong's security law and its potential impact on emigration. It emphasizes the fears among residents about the law and its implications for personal freedoms and the future of Hong Kong. The text reflects on the author's background as a British-Cypriot writer and lawyer, and includes personal anecdotes and opinions on the prevailing climate in Hong Kong.
July 21, 2020July 21, 2020China, hongkong

Worries Over Security Law May Open Floodgates to Brain Drain

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