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Does Hong Kong need more free-to-air TV stations?

PUBLISHED : Tuesday, 13 November, 2012, 7:16am

UPDATED : Tuesday, 13 November, 2012, 7:16am

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The US-led plan to fight China’s ascendancy in Asia takes shape – but can Washington fund it?
In the US-China trade war, where is the bilateral humanity and the listening ear?
Trade war raises the spectre of a ‘China collapse’, and Beijing should worry
China should cut its losses in the trade war by conceding defeat to Donald Trump
Trade war headwinds should not push China into a tit-for-tat strategy instead of economic reform

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The US-led plan to fight China’s ascendancy in Asia takes shape – but can Washington fund it?
In the US-China trade war, where is the bilateral humanity and the listening ear?
China should cut its losses in the trade war by conceding defeat to Donald Trump
Trade war raises the spectre of a ‘China collapse’, and Beijing should worry
Trade war headwinds should not push China into a tit-for-tat strategy instead of economic reform

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Hong Kong separatist party leader Andy Chan Ho-tin calls China ‘a threat to all free peoples in the world’ in fiery Foreign Correspondents’ Club speech
Beijing ‘strongly dissatisfied’ as Donald Trump signs defence act upping US support for Taiwan and scrutiny of foreign companies
Hong Kong reclaims lead over Singapore in global liveability rankings as ‘social unrest drops’ four years after Occupy
Hong Kong pro-independence leader Andy Chan defies Beijing to speak at Foreign Correspondents’ Club
‘Someone will press a trigger’: Duterte says China’s claim to disputed islands’ airspace ‘is wrong’ and could be ‘flashpoint’ for conflict

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