Hong Kong
Beijing Deals Another Blow to Hong Kong’s Autonomy
An oppressive ruling by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee — aided by a compliant Hong Kong judge — has silenced champions of democracy.
The Long Arm of China’s Law Is Coming Down Heavy on Hong Kong
Democracy protesters thought they were shielded by the justice system — until Beijing turned it against them.
China Opens Its Bond Market To International Investors
Wall Street has long wanted to invest in Chinese debt.
Heads, Beijing Wins. Tails, Hong Kong Loses.
The 2017 race for Chief Executive was supposed to be a watershed exercise in democracy. Instead, it may be a coronation.
The Mysterious Disappearance and Reported Reappearance of a Chinese Billionaire
Xiao Jianhua is reportedly speaking with authorities, his family, and businesses. But what are reports not saying?
The Anti-Mainland Bigotry of Hong Kong’s Democracy Movement
If dissenting protesters and politicians can't tap into something larger than localism, they are almost certain to fail.
我 ‘回到中国’ —而从未如此感到自己如此美国化
在香港度过的六年时间让我看到这亚洲国际都会深刻的种族主义。
I ‘Went Back to China’ — and Felt More American Than Ever
Six years in Hong Kong showed me how deep racism runs in Asia’s world city.
What Is Going on in Hong Kong?
Why newly elected legislators cursed and protested — at their own swearing-in.
Meet the Young Leaders Shaking Up Hong Kong Politics
Beijing wants pro-democracy activists to go away. Instead, they're getting elected.
5 Filibusters South Korea Outdid This Week
This week, South Korea beat out these notable filibusters, setting a world record.
What Is Beijing Doing With Billionaires and Booksellers?
A Chinese billionaire has gone missing and may have been rounded up by the police.
The West Should Accept China’s Media Model
Why Alibaba’s takeover of the <i>South China Morning Post</i> will improve coverage of China.
With New Ownership, Can an Influential Hong Kong Daily Keep Its Soul?
Early signs do not inspire optimism for the <i>South China Morning Post</i>'s future.
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