Exclusive | Beijing conducts ‘rare’ survey among consulates in Hong Kong to uncover any hurdles

Exclusive | Beijing conducts ‘rare’ survey among consulates in Hong Kong to uncover any hurdles

Beijing’s foreign ministry’s arm in Hong Kong is conducting a “rare” survey among diplomats in the city to find out whether they have faced obstacles reaching local and mainland Chinese authorities, the Post has learned. One European diplomat described the outreach as part of a “style change” by the Beijing office that involved closer supervision…

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Hong Kong’s John Lee calls using protests as inclusivity gauge ‘narrow-minded’

Hong Kong’s John Lee calls using protests as inclusivity gauge ‘narrow-minded’

Hong Kong’s leader has brushed aside a former minister’s suggestion that encouraging protests can help the city’s image abroad, calling the argument that demonstrations prove political inclusivity “narrow-minded”. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu made the remarks on Sunday, two weeks after former housing and transport minister Anthony Cheung Bing-leung told a newspaper that encouraging groups…

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