Leung long in small issues, short in big questions
By Chris Yeung – In the longest policy address in recent memory, Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying is long in such details as traffic lights and…
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A judicial review case Hong Kong cannot afford to lose
By Chris Yeung – Hong Kong’s top judge and head of the Bar are in one voice in defence of judicial review in the midst…
Governments go missing in missing bookseller saga
By Chris Yeung – After a brief break with no new developments at the end of last week, the missing bookseller saga saw fresh drama…
Antony Leung makes noises in education, keeps quiet in politics
By Chris Yeung – Disgraced former financial secretary Antony Leung Kam-chung, tipped as a candidate for the 2017 chief executive race, has made a political…
Global Times demystifies ‘two-systems’ shield in missing bookseller saga
By Chris Yeung – The official Global Times has dimmed hopes that Hong Kong people can be shielded for protection under the city’s laws for…
Lee Bo ‘reappearance’ raises more questions than answers
By Chris Yeung – The dramatic “reappearance” of bookseller Lee Bo on Monday in the midst of fears that he had been forced to return…
Mystery of missing booksellers sours Xi’s autonomy pledge
By Chris Yeung – Flashed back to the pre-1997 era, Hong Kong was blanketed by an atmosphere of anxieties and doubts. People felt anxious about…
2015 winners and losers
By Chris Yeung – It is time for a recap of the winners and losers in Hong Kong in 2015. Below is my pick –…
Master John Tsang strikes at ‘localism-bashers’
By Chris Yeung – John Tsang Chun-wah, full-time Financial Secretary and part-time fencing coach at his alma mater La Salle College, has made a masterly…
One country, two seat settings
By Chris Yeung – Speaking from his prepared speech at a meeting in Beijing on Wednesday, President Xi Jinping has sought to reassure Hong Kong…