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What’s wrong with HK’s “partial lockdown” strategy? Justin Lau
During the first wave of COVID-19 global outbreak, Hong Kong clearly excelled most of its competitive rivals, including Singapore, in controlling the epidemic. As one of the more successful textbook
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A deer is a horse in Orwellian Hong Kong Michael Chugani
Living in today’s Hong Kong requires wearing Orwellian glasses. These glasses help you see things as they are not. That’s exactly what our increasingly authoritarian government wants. When you see a
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Crazy ride, Jimmy Lai! Ben Kwok
Call it a retaliatory rally. Otherwise, how can one explain Next Digital’s 11 times surge in two days after owner and founder Jimmy Lai was arrested? The embattled media company almost dropped dead
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Reforming education in the post-COVID-19 era Lau Kin-yu
It’s been more than six months since the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Hong Kong. Prof. Yuen Kwok-yung, chair of infectious diseases, faculty of medicine, HKU, has noted publicly that the
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Covid-19: Beijing’s response to HK plea shows who is in charge Frank Ching
When Chief Executive Carrie Lam made her explosive announcement that elections scheduled for September would be delayed for a year because of the rampaging coronavirus, few people in Hong Kong –
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