Why are we now, all of a sudden, refighting an old battle that was long settled? Didn't we painstakingly define and lock into place years ago how we differed from the mainland? That's what made it...
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- May 18, 2013
- Updated: 6:41pm
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Is Hong Kong ready for democracy? This is a question that is periodically raised by Beijing loyalists and editorial writers in state-owned media. Their answers predictably provoke outrage,...
The Legislative Council has undergone major power shifts as a result of Sunday's ballot, which ended with a few surprises. The pan-democrats lost key directly elected seats because of infighting,...
Little is known about the way in which political parties are financed in Hong Kong. But some light has now been shed as a result of the leaking of documents said to detail donations made by media...
With a touch of humour and humility verging on self-ridicule over her image and dress style, Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee declared her candidacy, last Thursday, for December's Legislative Council by-...
The Hong Kong Association lunch in London yesterday to mark the 10th anniversary of the handover was quite a gathering.
A pro-Beijing unionist legislator yesterday criticised the central government and its Hong Kong allies for failing to make room for a 'middle-way' party, leading to a leftists-democrats deadlock...
Five things we're all wondering about ...
1. Morgue burns wrong body ... it's not safe to eat, it's not safe to breathe and now it's not safe to die.
Sometimes, the inevitable does not happen; the unpredictable often does.
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