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Hong Kong
Why Are Migrant Workers Joining the Hong Kong Protests?
By Michael Beltran
Many of Hong Kong's migrant workers have expressed solidarity with the protests. Why?
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.
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge: White Elephant in the Pearl River
By Martin Sebena
The bridge will never recover its costs. Hardly anyone can drive on it. So why was it built?
Asia Joins Global Mega-Cities in League of Their Own
By Anthony Fensom
Housing prices in Asia's biggest cities are increasingly affected by global market trends.
Will Theresa May Discuss Hong Kong in Her China Visit?
By Charlotte Gao
The last British Governor of Hong Kong urged Theresa May to speak up for Hong Kong.
What’s Behind Li Ka-shing’s Billion Dollar Sale in Hong Kong?
By Charlotte Gao
Business tycoon Li Ka-shing sold his Hong Kong skyscraper to a mysterious financial institution with ties to the mainland.
Is Hong Kong's Reputation for Financial Secrecy About to Change?
By Neeti Biyani
Hong Kong commits to identifying companies’ beneficial owners – or does it?
When the Umbrella Closes: Hong Kong’s Embattled Democratic Movement
By Maeve Whelan-Wuest
The slow erosion of Hong Kong’s civil and political rights has reached a pivotal juncture.
12 Regions of China: The Southeast Coast
By John Lee
The historic center of China's maritime trade remains the heart of export-oriented manufacturing.
Why 1997 Was Asia’s Perfect Storm
By Luke Hunt
1997 was a defining year for Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, and beyond.
Economic Statecraft and Managing Superpowers: How China Did It
By Robert Farley
Echoes of Cold War-era economic statecraft remain part of China's overall foreign policy.
Chinese Aircraft Carrier Departs for Exercises and Possible Port Call in Hong Kong
By Ankit Panda
The Liaoning has left Qingdao for another training deployment.