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Hong Kong localism
Hong Kong in Xi Jinping’s 'New Era'
By Jinrui Xi
As long as Hong Kong steers clear of secession, its autonomy will remain intact.
Hong Kong's Voice of Discontent
By Luke Hunt
Economic realities shake China's 20-year hold on an old colony.
Hong Kong’s Make-or-Break Moment
By Brian C. H. Fong
20 years after Hong Kong officially joined the PRC, the “one country, two systems” model hangs in the balance.
China's Vision for Hong Kong
By Zheng Zhu
One Basic Law, two interpretations: the political framework behind Hong Kong's recent controversies.
Remembering Tiananmen in Hong Kong
By Merriden Varrall
In remembering the Tiananmen Incident, Hong Kongers hope to prevent a similar fate for their city.
Hong Kong’s New Political Blood
By Cal Wong
Hong Kong's localists captured a surprising amount of the vote -- which is bad news for Beijing.
Hong Kong Electoral Commission Shutters Independence Parties
By Cal Wong
Two candidates are disqualified from competing in upcoming Legislative Council elections.
Hong Kong in US-China Relations: Autonomy and Identity
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Bernard Charnwut Chan.
Hong Kong Students to Boycott Tiananmen Commemoration
By Cal Wong
With localism on the rise in Hong Kong, student groups see little in common with the 1989 protests on the mainland.
Fires, Gunshots, and Violence Mar Latest Hong Kong Protest
By Shannon Tiezzi
Support for street food vendors in Mong Kok turned into a violent clash between protesters and police.
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