Media freedom is under threat
By Chris Yeung They are dubbed as the world’s two superpowers, or one and a half. That senior government officials from the United States and…
Politics/Policies
Still believe
By Chris Yeung When I concluded my speech at our 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner last year, I said, “Brace against the wind, we move on…
Power and Journalism after Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong
By Chris Yeung – This is a real-life story. Victor Mallet is a career British journalist. He had been sent by The Financial Times to…
The pre-1997 jitters are back again
By Chris Yeung – Below is the text of Chris Yeung’s Letter to Hong Kong broadcast on RTHK Radio 3 on November 25. It was…
Think big over land plan
By Bernard Chan – Even at this time of the year, I know a lot of people are out in our beautiful country parks. One…
Tough time for journalists
By Chris Yeung Below is the full text of a letter to journalism students for RTHK’s Letter to Hong Kong programme broadcast on August 5….
Brace against the wind with a warm heart
By Chris Yeung – 51 years ago, several reporters were injured when they were attacked during their reporting work on the 1967 Riots. To fight…
Hong Kong loses bet on China
By Chris Yeung – All eyes are on China this week. The so-called “two sessions,” namely the annual plenary sessions of the Chinese National People’s…
Lam’s ‘We connect’ slogan turns ‘We divide’
By Chris Yeung – At an Chief Executive election televised debate in March, former financial chief John Tsang Chun-wah upset Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor when…
Teresa Cheng mired in credibility crisis
By Chris Yeung – Less than one month after being given a pat on her back from President Xi Jiping for having made a good…