More: Hong Kong
Domestic drivers of China’s policy toward Hong Kong
Hong Kong and China share a complex and difficult relationship which is significantly marked by Chinese oppressive measures and resulting suspicions of Hong Kongers...
China is slowly killing democracy in Hong Kong
On 5 March, the annual session of China's National People's Congress was opened – an event that was cancelled last year due to the...
Pro-Communism warping Hong Kong
The latest turmoil in the Covid-ridden strata of mainland China is not servile to any pandemic, however, the issue has been one of the...
Beijing pushes Hong Kong towards a drastic fait accompli
Hong Kong’s liberal democracy faces an existential threat, more visible than any time in the past 23 years, as exemplified by the recent arrests...
Did Russia-China Relations Successfully Pass the “COVID,” “Hong Kong,” “India” and “Belarus” Tests?
Russia-China relations have been steadily improving since at least 2013, when the leaders of both countries presented a joint statement calling for deepening bilateral...
Hong Kong Developments: India’s Tactical Punch To China
Hong Kong’s National Security Legislation: A Brief Overview
A new wide-ranging Security Law was passed by China for Hong Kong on May 28, 2020 outstripping...
Crisis in Hong Kong: Can China Sustain?
By attempting to put on a brave front, China cannot mask the problems that it is currently mired with. Over the past year, the...
Sanctions war around Hong Kong – who will be the winner?
US President Trump has signed into law a sanctions bill to punish China for the situation in Hong Kong, and an executive order that...
Hong Kong security law in action: What next?
As expected, the Hong Kong security law, unanimously passed by the Chinese parliament and signed by President Xi Jinping, came into effect on June...
The Free And The Fettered
It was almost two-and-one-half centuries ago -- July 2, 1776 to be exact -- when the American colonies voted for independence; two days later,...