A recent outspoken defence of local culture was the result of a "psychological imbalance" among Hongkongers who felt powerless when faced with the mainland's economic growth, said speakers at a...
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An academic's plan to block the roads in Central demanding genuine universal suffrage may end in bloodshed, a former government adviser warned yesterday. Professor Lau Siu-kai, who used to head...
Former Central Policy Unit head Professor Lau Siu-kai said it would take some heat off the debate on universal suffrage if both sides viewed the city's political reform as a continuing process.
Committees set up by Leung Chun-ying to study policy issues could cause confusion over whether top officials or committee members are calling the shots in the areas under scrutiny, the government'...
It may be the final nail in the coffin for Donald Tsang Yam-kuen's tainted reputation, and it is particularly ironic that the man who holds the hammer is his former top adviser.
So, "one country, two systems" is working after all. Why? Because it makes everyone unhappy: the government, Beijing and its political allies in Hong Kong, and the pan-democrats and their...
The administrations of Tung Chee-hwa and Donald Tsang Yam-kuen never fully responded to Beijing's call to groom "patriotic forces" in Hong Kong, a former top government adviser says.
Leung Chun-ying's administration, already struggling with a combination of social and political conflicts, will face mounting tension with the public amid growing anti-mainland sentiment, the...
Social Democrats roll out the rallying cries
Central Policy Unit chief Lau Siu-kai did his best to pour cold water on suggestions - raised by a Chinese University survey last week...
The government plans to spend HK$80 million over the next four years to foster more public policy research at universities.
The struggle over Queen's Pier is a case of an unelected government stuck so deep in its old ways that it is incapable of new thinking.
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