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Occupy Central
Post ‘Occupy,’ Hong Kong Government Consolidates Control
By Shannon Tiezzi
Hong Kong's government is pushing ahead with Beijing's election plan while pursuing legal action against protestors.
Hong Kong's 'Occupy Central' Draws to a Close
By Shannon Tiezzi
Hong Kong police cleared out the central protest site at Admiralty, essentially ending two months of student protests.
After Violent Clashes, Hong Kong Leader Promises Crackdown on Protests
By Shannon Tiezzi
The Hong Kong government warns protestors that it is out of patience.
What Occupy Central Reveals About China
By Yang Hengjun
"How we treat people with different opinions in ordinary times will eventually, at a certain time, come back to us."
Cracks Emerge in Hong Kong Protests
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, Chinese banks and Iran's Quds forces, Taiwan's upcoming elections, and cross-strait relations. Friday China links.
Why the US Must Press China on Democracy
By Scott Moore
During his trip to China this week, Obama should make Hong Kong and democracy a central issue.
The Problem with Taiwan's Support for Hong Kong Protesters
By Jin Kai
In supporting Occupy Central and opposing the Sunflower Movement, Ma Ying-jeou suggests the ends justify the means.
Hong Kong Officials to Students: There’s Always 2022
By Shannon Tiezzi
Parsing the first public talks between Hong Kong officials and protestors.
Why There Won't be an Occupy Beijing
By Patricia Kim
Hong Kong's protests are similar to movements in China in the 1980s, but mainland students won't be protesting anytime soon.
Hong Kong's Leader: Universal Suffrage Threatens Business Interests
By Shannon Tiezzi
Chief Executive CY Leung said that universal suffrage could turn Hong Kong into a welfare state.
Occupy Central: Holding Hong Kong’s ‘Silent Majority’ Hostage
By Jin Kai
The majority of Hongkongers are against the protests, which pose a serious threat to the rule of law and social stability.
China Signals No Compromise on Hong Kong
By Zachary Keck
There are growing signs that the CCP has no intention of compromising with protesters in Hong Kong.
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