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Clipping Hong Kong’s Wings: Cathay Pacific’s Downward Spiral, and How Hong Kong Will Suffer

Clipping Hong Kong’s Wings: Cathay Pacific’s Downward Spiral, and How Hong Kong Will Suffer

By Bim-Ray Yau on January 7, 2022

The image of a Cathay Pacific 747 on final approach towards Kai Tak Airport, making a sweeping turn over Checkerboard Hill, mere feet above the…

A New Era of Hong Kong

A New Era of Hong Kong

By Xiantao Wang on May 27, 2021

Resistance Beyond Borders: HK19 Meets Myanmar’s Anti-Coup Movement

Resistance Beyond Borders: HK19 Meets Myanmar’s Anti-Coup Movement

By Shenali Pilapitiya on April 17, 2021

Out of Sight, Out of Mind: How the United States Discards E-Waste

Out of Sight, Out of Mind: How the United States Discards E-Waste

By Ana Singh on December 5, 2019

The Constitutional Dimension of “One Country, Two Systems:” The Interpretation of the Basic Law by Beijing

The Constitutional Dimension of “One Country, Two Systems:” The Interpretation of the Basic Law by Beijing

By Xiantao Wang on November 23, 2019

Chinese Censorship Comes Stateside

Chinese Censorship Comes Stateside

By Aaron Perry Hill on November 6, 2019

Political Reform and Dialogue: Hong Kong Government’s Only Way Out of Its Legitimacy Crisis

Political Reform and Dialogue: Hong Kong Government’s Only Way Out of Its Legitimacy Crisis

By Xiantao Wang on October 27, 2019

One Country, How Many Systems?

One Country, How Many Systems?

By Isaac Engelberg on April 25, 2018

The Trouble of Localism in Hong Kong

The Trouble of Localism in Hong Kong

By Hayley Wu on March 8, 2018

The King of Kong

Harcourt Road in Hong Kong during the Umbrella Revolution

The King of Kong

By Griffin Potrock on November 15, 2016

Doomed to Fail: why Hong Kong’s street protests hurt more than they help

Doomed to Fail: why Hong Kong’s street protests hurt more than they help

By Oscar Martel on April 26, 2016