The Diplomat

No, Hong Kong’s Governance Is Not Becoming Like China’s. It’s Actually Worse.

The fire in Tai Po on November 26 was Hong Kong’s deadliest blaze in decades: it killed at least 160 people, with dozens still missing. While the tragedy itself was horrifying, the Hong Kong ...
Human Rights Watch

Joint Statement from Civil Society Groups on the Hong Kong Government’s Targeting of Exiled Activists’ Families

We, the undersigned civil society and human rights organizations, strongly condemn the Hong Kong government’s escalating repression of activists in exile and their family members in Hong Kong. On May ...
The Diplomat

Hong Kong’s Pivot to the Global South

Analysts see this move as part of Beijing’s effort to revive Hong Kong’s global reputation as an international city. Chinese officials continue to emphasize Hong Kong’s “unique advantages,” namely its ...
Observer

Can Hong Kong Maintain Its Status as the Asia-Pacific Region’s Leading Art Hub?

New investments and cultural diplomacy are helping Hong Kong push back against speculation of decline amid geopolitical tensions. Photo by: Bob Henry/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Having ...
CNN

Hong Kong’s oldest pro-democracy party is shutting down as Beijing leaves no room for dissent

Hong Kong’s oldest and largest pro-democracy political party is moving to disband as Beijing’s sweeping crackdown on the city leaves even moderate opposition groups with no room to operate. The ...