The party is over for HK political parties
By Chris Yeung — The Civic Party, Hong Kong’s second largest pro-democracy party, voted to dissolve on May 26, ending its 17-year-long dream of becoming…
By Chris Yeung — The Civic Party, Hong Kong’s second largest pro-democracy party, voted to dissolve on May 26, ending its 17-year-long dream of becoming…
By Chris Yeung — About a decade ago, the then chief executive Leung Chun-ying had coined the term nei jiao (內交), which literally means “internal…
By Chris Yeung — Flashed back to July 1, 2020 when the Hong Kong national security law took effect, cartoonist Zunzi, veteran columnist Tim Hamlett…
By Chris Yeung — History is full of irony. The story of the setting up of district boards as one of the first major steps…
By Chris Yeung — Hong Kong greeted the World Press Freedom Day on May 3 with a piece of good news – and a bad…
By Chris Yeung — Even without a crystal ball, it is not difficult to foretell the governing agenda of the John Lee administration following the six-day-long…
By Chris Yeung– Even before the Government was scheduled to kick off a “Happy Hong Kong” campaign last week (now postponed due to Beijing official…
By Keith Li, Harold Lee and Vanessa Yuen — The Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok airport saw usual scenes of tears and hugs with unusual…
By Chris Yeung — It was only just one month ago that a compulsory universal Covid-19 testing of all Hongkongers was no longer a question…
By Chris Yeung — Three weeks have elapsed since President Xi Jinping gave usual “important instructions” to Hong Kong and the relevant mainland authorities to…