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Young Voices Philip Yeung Grenville Cross Tom Fowdy Eunice Yung Kevin Lau Angelo Giuliano

Opinion | UK's hypocritical SAR report should be the last After the 1997 handover, the United Kingdom started issuing six-monthly reports on Hong Kong, which became markedly hostile during Boris Johnson's prime ministership from 2019 to 2022. Despite a warming in Anglo-Chinese relations after the election of the Labour government in 2024, old habits die hard.

Grenville Cross

2026.10.29 09:24

Opinion | UK's hypocritical SAR report should be the last

Opinion | UK's hypocritical SAR report should be the last

Opinion | Tugendhat's appointment a retrograde step for UK-China relations When the United Kingdom's Conservative Party leader, Kemi Badenoch, reshuffled her shadow Cabinet on Monday, she appointed Tom Tugendhat as her shadow foreign secretary (replacing Dame Priti Patel). The former security minister had earlier signaled his appointment from Taiwan, where he was on his second visit of the year. According to The Daily Telegraph, he was in Taipei "meeting officials about the threat posed by China".

Grenville Cross

2026.09.08 10:24

Opinion | Tugendhat's appointment a retrograde step for UK-China relations

Opinion | Tugendhat's appointment a retrograde step for UK-China relations

Opinion | Hong Kong visitor arrivals confound Five Eyes fallacies When the Hong Kong SAR National Security Law was enacted by the National People's Congress Standing Committee in 2020, the Five Eyes partners reacted with fury. Although the law was designed to save the "one country, two systems" policy after an insurrection that sought its destruction, the Five Eyes vented their anger on the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. As the black-clad violence had failed to wreck the city and undermine China, they decided to try other means of achieving those objectives.

Grenville Cross

2026.09.02 19:18

Opinion | Hong Kong visitor arrivals confound Five Eyes fallacies

Opinion | Hong Kong visitor arrivals confound Five Eyes fallacies

Opinion | Western interference cannot affect Jimmy Lai's punishment "Wisdom and goodness to the vile seem vile; Filths savour but themselves", or so said William Shakespeare's King Lear. Anyone doubting his words will hopefully have seen the light over the last few days. On Feb 9, following the sentencing of the Apple Daily founder, Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, for national security crimes, his Western allies rushed to judgment, unleashing a torrent of invective, half-truths, and falsehoods.

Grenville Cross

2026.02.18 14:31

Opinion | Western interference cannot affect Jimmy Lai's punishment

Opinion | Western interference cannot affect Jimmy Lai's punishment

Opinion | Hong Kong judicial system resilient to foreign threats The International Association of Judges (IAJ) was founded in Salzburg, Austria, in 1953. It is a professional, nonpolitical organization that promotes judicial independence worldwide. In 2017, in Chile, the IAJ adopted the updated version of The Universal Charter of the Judge, which encapsulates its values.

Grenville Cross

2026.01.30 10:24

Opinion | Hong Kong judicial system resilient to foreign threats

Opinion | Hong Kong judicial system resilient to foreign threats

Opinion | UK's hypocritical SAR report should be the last

Opinion | UK's hypocritical SAR report should be the last

Opinion | UK's hypocritical SAR report should be the last After the 1997 handover, the United Kingdom started issuing six-monthly reports on Hong Kong, which became markedly hostile during Boris Johnson's prime ministership from 2019 to 2022. Despite a warming in Anglo-Chinese relations after the election of the Labour government in 2024, old habits die hard.

Grenville Cross

2026.10.29 09:24

Opinion | Tugendhat's appointment a retrograde step for UK-China relations

Opinion | Tugendhat's appointment a retrograde step for UK-China relations

Opinion | Tugendhat's appointment a retrograde step for UK-China relations When the United Kingdom's Conservative Party leader, Kemi Badenoch, reshuffled her shadow Cabinet on Monday, she appointed Tom Tugendhat as her shadow foreign secretary (replacing Dame Priti Patel). The former security minister had earlier signaled his appointment from Taiwan, where he was on his second visit of the year. According to The Daily Telegraph, he was in Taipei "meeting officials about the threat posed by China".

Grenville Cross

2026.09.08 10:24

Opinion | Hong Kong visitor arrivals confound Five Eyes fallacies

Opinion | Hong Kong visitor arrivals confound Five Eyes fallacies

Opinion | Hong Kong visitor arrivals confound Five Eyes fallacies When the Hong Kong SAR National Security Law was enacted by the National People's Congress Standing Committee in 2020, the Five Eyes partners reacted with fury. Although the law was designed to save the "one country, two systems" policy after an insurrection that sought its destruction, the Five Eyes vented their anger on the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. As the black-clad violence had failed to wreck the city and undermine China, they decided to try other means of achieving those objectives.

Grenville Cross

2026.09.02 19:18

Opinion | Western interference cannot affect Jimmy Lai's punishment

Opinion | Western interference cannot affect Jimmy Lai's punishment

Opinion | Western interference cannot affect Jimmy Lai's punishment "Wisdom and goodness to the vile seem vile; Filths savour but themselves", or so said William Shakespeare's King Lear. Anyone doubting his words will hopefully have seen the light over the last few days. On Feb 9, following the sentencing of the Apple Daily founder, Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, for national security crimes, his Western allies rushed to judgment, unleashing a torrent of invective, half-truths, and falsehoods.

Grenville Cross

2026.02.18 14:31

Opinion | Hong Kong judicial system resilient to foreign threats

Opinion | Hong Kong judicial system resilient to foreign threats

Opinion | Hong Kong judicial system resilient to foreign threats The International Association of Judges (IAJ) was founded in Salzburg, Austria, in 1953. It is a professional, nonpolitical organization that promotes judicial independence worldwide. In 2017, in Chile, the IAJ adopted the updated version of The Universal Charter of the Judge, which encapsulates its values.

Grenville Cross

2026.01.30 10:24

Opinion | Verdicts in Jimmy Lai case legally sound

Opinion | Verdicts in Jimmy Lai case legally sound

Opinion | Verdicts in Jimmy Lai case legally sound After a trial spanning 156 days, a three-judge panel of the Court of First Instance of the High Court has delivered its verdicts in the national security trial of the Apple Daily founder, Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, on Monday.

Grenville Cross

2025.12.16 21:15

Opinion | UK riots: Endangered Hong Kong exiles should return home

Opinion | UK riots: Endangered Hong Kong exiles should return home

Opinion | UK riots: Endangered Hong Kong exiles should return home On July 30, widespread anti-immigration riots gripped the United Kingdom, with Muslims in the firing line. In the following days, 1,024 people, some as young as 11, were arrested during the country's worst riots since 2011, with 575 charged (as of Aug 13).

Grenville Cross

2024.08.16 13:42

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