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How Xi Jinping Thought Gave Hong Kong Its National Security Law
By Jonathan Lim
One country, two systems, under Xi Jinping Thought.
Hong Kong and the National Security Law: Why Now?
By Simon Shen
The realist calculations behind Beijing’s so-called “second reunification” with Hong Kong.
Xi’s Strategic Folly: Why a New National Security Law Highlights China’s Insecurities
By Manoj Kewalramani and Rohan Seth
Xi Jinping’s move reflects Beijing’s insecurities over Hong Kong.
Will China’s Upcoming National Security Law Mark the End of an Autonomous Hong Kong?
By Ankit Panda
How will the eventual imposition of a new national security law affect Hong Kong’s place in the world?
Lawmakers Ejected in Scuffles at Hong Kong’s Legislature
By Associated Press
The fracas, centered on control of the House Committee, pitted pro-democracy and pro-Beijing faction against each other.
Hong Kong Arrests Spark Fears of Crackdown
By Associated Press
The U.S. and U.K. condemned the arrests of democracy activists over the weekend.
COVID-19 and Protests Need Not Cripple Tourism-Heavy Hong Kong
By Jason Hung
The city is well-positioned to weather both challenges, but it will take innovative policy thinking.
The World Must Respond to Hong Kong’s Latest Politicized Arrests
By Benedict Rogers
Arresting mainstream politicians and a media mogul for peaceful protest marks a sharp escalation in the assault on Hong Kong’s freedoms.
Pro-Beijing Lawmaker in Hong Kong Stabbed While Campaigning
By Associated Press
Junius Ho is the latest to fall victim to politically-motivated violence in Hong Kong.
High-Profile Arrests, Protest Ban Mark New Phase in Attempt to Quell Hong Kong Protests
By Shannon Tiezzi
The Hong Kong government doubles down on its current approach: clamping down on the protests and pro-democracy leaders.
2 Months on, Hong Kong Remains Defiant
By Adryel Talamantes
Hong Kong's protests show no signs of slowing down as the movement enters its 11th week.
What’s Wrong in Hong Kong?
By Tim Summers
Hong Kong’s story is not just about its relationship with its post-1997 sovereign power.
Hong Kong's Chief Executive CY Leung Elevated to Mainland Post
By Cal Wong
Hong Kong's controversial leader is elected vice chairman of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.
33,000 Hong Kong Police Gather to Support Convicted Officers
By Cal Wong
Current and former police gather to denounce the conviction of fellow officers for beating an unarmed protester.
Is Carrie Lam Hong Kong's Next Leader? The Media Seems to Think So.
By Cal Wong
The media seems to be following perceived wisdom that Lam is Beijing's top choice for Hong Kong chief executive.
What's Behind the Latest Political Reshuffling in Southern China?
By Cal Wong
New hires in Hong Kong and Guangdong hint at the central government's political priorities.
Hong Kong Has Its First Contender for Next Chief Executive
By Cal Wong
Retired High Court judge Woo Kwok-hing becomes the first to officially declare his candidacy for the 2017 race.
Political Scrambling in Hong Kong Begins
By Cal Wong
Politicians (and Beijing) are already preparing themselves for the 2017 chief executive race.
Hurdles to Hong Kong’s Medical Council Reform
By Cal Wong
Tommy Cheung Yu-yan's reform bill faces heavy criticism from medical professionals.
All Eyes on China’s Enforcer in Hong Kong
By Cal Wong
Zhang Dejiang will be the first Chinese state leader to visit Hong Kong since President Hu Jintao in 2012.
Did Occupy Central Really Fail?
By Nicholas Gordon
The question is not as straightforward as it might appear.
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