Tag: Hong Kong
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China traps Keir Starmer as UK PM walks into Beijing’s bear trap
Introduction: a diplomatic minefield for the UK The unfolding tension between China and the United Kingdom is no longer a distant chess match; it is a high-stakes gambit that could redefine Britain’s place on the world stage. Chinese leaders have long viewed the fate of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement as a litmus test for Western…
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China’s Bear Trap for Keir Starmer: Why the PM’s Moves Risk a Strategic Misstep
Introduction: The trap laid by Beijing The international spotlight is again on the UK as Beijing seems to be calibrating a new pressure point around Hong Kong, press freedom, and the treatment of Jimmy Lai. The government’s approach, and the way it aligns with Labour leader Keir Starmer’s strategy, could either deter coercive tactics or…
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China Traps Keir Starmer: UK’s Dilemma and Xi’s Strategy
Introduction: A high-stakes moment for UK foreign policy China has signaled a willingness to leverage its global influence to shape Western political dynamics. The situation surrounding Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement and the fate of publisher Jimmy Lai has become a focal point—and a testing ground—for the UK under Prime Minister Keir Starmer. While successive British…
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Donnie Yen Celebrates Son James’s 18th Birthday with Rare Family Photos
Hong Kong Legend Donnie Yen Derives Joy from a Milestone Moment Beloved martial arts icon and action film star Donnie Yen has marked a significant milestone in his family life by celebrating his youngest son’s 18th birthday. Yen, who has long kept his personal life relatively private, surprised fans with a heartfelt Instagram carousel that…
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Kenneth Ma Returns to Work Just Days After Father’s Funeral, Earns Praise for Professionalism
HK Star Kenneth Ma Resumes Work After Funeral, Earns Praise for Professionalism Hong Kong actor Kenneth Ma, a familiar face on both screens and stage, has returned to his professional duties only two days after bidding farewell to his father. The veteran TVB star, known for his versatility and enduring presence in Hong Kong entertainment,…
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HK Star Natalis Chan, 75, on Why He Supports Euthanasia: Your Life Is in Your Hands
Intro: A veteran entertainer weighs life, ageing, and autonomy Hong Kong’s beloved entertainer Natalis Chan, at 75, is not just reflecting on a long career but on the choices that come with growing older. In a recent video, the veteran star opened up about life, death, and his stance on euthanasia. He framed the topic…
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Natalis Chan Says Euthanasia Gives Autonomy: Why the HK Entertainer Supports It
Natalis Chan’s calm stance on ageing and autonomy Retiring from the bright stage of Hong Kong show business takes more than just physical energy. It requires a mindset that accepts the natural arc of life, including its end. Veteran Hong Kong entertainer Natalis Chan, aged 75, recently spoke openly about his views on euthanasia, framing…
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HK star Natalis Chan, 75, on why he supports euthanasia: Your life is in your hands
Age, Autonomy, and a Calm Perspective Hong Kong entertainer Natalis Chan, now 75, has resurfaced in public discussions with reflections on life, ageing, and the ethics of choice at the end of life. In a recent video, Chan presents a calm, thoughtful stance on euthanasia, arguing that personal autonomy should include the ability to decide…
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Hong Kong Unemployment Holds at 3.8% Amid Solid Economic Expansion
Hong Kong’s Unemployment Rate Stays Steady at 3.8% Hong Kong’s jobless rate edged or, more precisely, remained unchanged at 3.8% in the latest three-month window, according to preliminary data from the Census and Statistics Department. While the headline figure stayed flat, the labour market has shown mixed signals as the workforce and total employment declined…
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Hong Kong Unemployment Holds at 3.8% as Economic Expansion Stays Solid
Overview: Unchanged Jobless Rate amid steady expansion Hong Kong’s unemployment rate held steady at 3.8% in the latest three-month period, even as the economy continued to expand at a solid pace. The preliminary figures from the Census and Statistics Department show that while the jobless rate did not move, both the labour force and total…
