Deadly fire saddens Hong Kong in times of change
By Chris Yeung — More than one month after the horrific fire in Tai Po’s Wang Fuk Court rocked and shocked the city and the…
By Chris Yeung — More than one month after the horrific fire in Tai Po’s Wang Fuk Court rocked and shocked the city and the…
By Chris Yeung — There’s no doubt it was coincidental. On December 21, the Democratic Party passed a resolution of disbandment amid mounting but unspeakable…
By Chris Yeung — With the exception of Donald Tsang Yam-kuen (2005-2012), Hong Kong’s three other former chief executives had plunged into governance crises ignited…
By Chris Yeung — The people have spoken up. This is a statement of fact often uttered by the winners and losers in elections after…
By Chris Yeung — Flashed back to 20 November 1996, a blaze broke out at the then Garley Building in Yaumatei in Hong Kong took…
By Chris Yeung — It has become a new norm in Hong Kong that saw academic exchanges, book talks, exhibitions, banquets and events of similar…
By Chris Yeung — Flashed back to December 2021, the first “patriots-only” Legislative Council election ended with a historic low turnout. Of the 4.47 million…
By Chris Yeung — The coming Legislative Council election has entered its vote-canvassing stage, culminating to a climax on the December 7 voting day. There…
By Chris Yeung — Every vote counts in an election. Election is election is election. One vote can make a huge difference in election results….
By Chris Yeung — The 2025 Legislative Council election kicked off on Friday (24/10) with the beginning of a fortnight-long nomination period – and a…