Responding to a double stabbing that resulted in the deaths of two women at a Hong Kong shopping mall on June 2, 2023, Chief Executive John Lee
No Joke for Hong Kong Now That It Has Become One
As intensifying pressure from Hong Kong authorities leads the Ming Pao newspaper to part ways with political cartoonist Zunzi, the comedy keeps coming
Ideas Are Not Just Bulletproof. They’re Beijing-Proof, Too
Seeming to signal an ironclad victory over the pro-democracy movement, freshly announced electoral reforms for Hong Kong district councils reveal the
What If … China Asked Taiwan for COVID Advice?
As protests against strict COVID-19 controls have spread through China in recent weeks, and the problem of how its government can respond has reared
What If … The U.S. Signed Up to UNCLOS?
Here’s an idea: What if the U.S. signed up to UNCLOS? As the U.S. has begun to push military and economic policy shifts that distance itself from
What If … China’s Tour of the Pacific Islands Hadn’t Been So Secretive?
At the start of October, the U.S. agreed on an 11-point partnership declaration with 14 Pacific island nations, and The Washington Post was first to
What If … Taiwan Didn’t Ask Readers to Pay for Its Own Propaganda?
Here’s a thought: What if Taiwan didn’t try to charge people for access to its own propaganda? Last week, the world was treated to a
What If … Hollywood Didn’t Concede to Chinese Censorship?
The latest prequel to the sequel of the spinoff in the Minions franchise was released in China last week, with a twist. Instead of the faux antihero