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Anna Mou is a member of New Federal State of China (NFSC). The CCP's Collapsed Gateway to the International World - Fall of Hong Kong * Hong Kong passing the new national security law * What is the real Hong Kong under the CCP's control * CCP's maintaining its political stability - Hong Kong and Taiwan

In questa puntata di Globo parliamo di una delle città più eccezionali del mondo: Hong Kong. Hong Kong fino al 1997 era stata una colonia britannica, poi fu restituita alla Cina: ma anche una volta tornata una città cinese è sempre stata una città molto speciale, cosmopolita e libera, e la testimonianza che un altro incontro tra la cultura occidentale a quella cinese era possibile. Ora tutto questo sta finendo. Per capire cosa succede ne parliamo con Ilaria Maria Sala, che vive nella città da molti anni e probabilmente è la giornalista in Italia più esperta e appassionata di quello che succede a Hong Kong. L'ULTIMO LIBRO DI ILARIA MARIA SALA – L'eclissi di Hong Kong I CONSIGLI DI ILARIA MARIA SALA – La trilogia “Election” di Johnnie To – “My City”, di Xi Xi – Mangiare più vegano CONSIGLI AGGIUNTIVI – “La città indelebile” di Louisa Lim – Il documentario “Revolution of Our Time” HONG KONG SUL POST – Le promesse tradite di Hong Kong – Hong Kong vuole censurare una canzone intitolata “Glory to Hong Kong” – Gli orsi di Xi Xi (e i miei) Globo è un podcast del Post condotto da Eugenio Cau. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HONG KONG—Hong Kong police arrested six activists on Wednesday for suspected sedition and contravention of a national security law in connection with what the police called “causing nuisance” at court hearings in December and January. Police, who typically do not identify arrested people, said the six were aged 32 to 67, had been arrested for […]

HONG KONG—Hong Kong’s deputy leader, former police officer John Lee, has signalled his intention to contest an election for the city’s top job, media has reported, which could see Beijing signing off on the first security official to run the global financial hub. Carrie Lam, the embattled incumbent leader who has seen her popularity slide, […]

Dr. Kwok is Research Professor of International Business at the University of South Carolina. From 1996-2017, he was a Distinguished Business Partnership Foundation Fellow and Professor in the International Business Department. He received a Ph.D. degree with a major in International Business from the University of Texas at Austin. His research concentrates on international finance and international business education. He is one of the pioneers conducting interdisciplinary research on how national culture influences various financial practices around the world. His articles appear in journals such as Journal of International Business Studies (JIBS), Academy of Management Journal, Review of Finance, Journal of Corporate Finance, Journal of Banking and Finance, Journal of Business Ethics and so forth. His academic papers have received a number of research awards, including the Moskowitz Prize, given by the Center for Responsible Business, University of California at Berkeley. A research note published in JIBS in 2017 ranks Dr. Kwok as #4 worldwide among the most published authors in the Journal of International Business Studies, the flagship journal of the Academy of International Business, during the period of 1970-2016. In June 2019 at the 50th Anniversary of the Journal of International Business Studies, Dr. Kwok was given the Golden Award for being one of the most published authors in the Journal of International Business Studies. Dr. Kwok was the President of the Academy of International Business from August 2018 – January 2020. He was the AIB Vice President-Administration in 1995-1996. He is a Fellow of the Academy of International Business. He has served on various journal editorial boards, including the editorial board of the Journal of International Business Studies. Dr. Kwok has been teaching various international finance and China business courses at both master and doctoral levels at the University of South Carolina since Fall, 1984. Besides teaching at the University of South Carolina, he has been consistently invited as a visiting professor at universities around the world, including the Peking University (Beijing University, PRC), the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong, PRC), Jiaotong University (Shanghai, PRC), Wirtschaftsuniversitat Wien (Austria), and the Monterrey Institute of Technology (ITESM, Mexico). Through the years, he has received numerous teaching awards from different universities in the U.S., Europe and Asia. Visit https://www.aib.world/frontline-ib/chuck-kwok/  for the original video interview.

This is episode is all about the drama from Hong Kong... Links: https://www.netflix.com/title/81050394 https://mydramalist.com/37687-hong-kong-west-side-stories https://expatliving.hk/25-fun-facts-about-hong-kong/ https://acei-global.blog/2013/03/07/20-interesting-facts-about-hong-kong/ https://thefactfile.org/hong-kong-facts/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/haveyouseenit/message

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Hong Kong's Fight for Freedom ✊ In this episode, Mattimore and Justin delve into the most serious threat to China's Communist Party since Tiananmen Square in 1989, and what that could mean for China, the US, and the world... Key Questions: What is happening right now? Context for the current protests in Hong Kong Hong Kong’s history up till now, and how that differs from that of the Mainland Differences in mindset between Hong Kongers and Mainland Chinese citizens Key factors in determining the future of Hong Kong: Trade War, Technological Arms Race, Propaganda / Information War, Geo-Political Considerations, Fentanyl Epidemic How the future of Hong Kong will impact the future of China, the future of the USA, and the future of the world Future Scenarios: Worst Case Scenario Best Case Scenario Most Likely Scenario Thanks for tuning in!

Guest: Carol Cheung, MPhil (HKU), PhD (Bham) Assistant Professor Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences The Chinese University of Hong Kong Hong Kong

In this episode we talk with Joshua who study medicine in Hong Kong University

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Guest: Jason C. S. Yam, M.D. Associate Professor Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences The Chinese University of Hong Kong Hong Kong

There can be little doubt that Hong Kong has stood out as a particularly intense East Asian news hotspot in recent years. Whether reports have focused on pro-democracy protests, abducted booksellers or PRC Mainland integration plans, most of this news has revolved around a common theme - namely questions over Beijing's ruling Chinese Communist Party and its influence in Hong Kong. On this background, Christine Loh’s book Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong(Hong Kong University Press, 2018) is an indispensable guide to the Party's approaches to Hong Kong over time. As a former-lawmaker in the city’s Legislative Council, founder of the think tank Civic Exchange, and many other things, Loh makes the most of her unique vantage point on contemporary CCP affairs, as well her invaluable access to insights from the her hometown's colonial past. This book sets its analysis of how the Party seeks to maintain supremacy in Hong Kong within all-important historical context, and consequently will be a vital resource for anyone wishing to understand the questions of political culture, power and influence which are pivotal to the future of East Asia and the world at large. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There can be little doubt that Hong Kong has stood out as a particularly intense East Asian news hotspot in recent years. Whether reports have focused on pro-democracy protests, abducted booksellers or PRC Mainland integration plans, most of this news has revolved around a common theme - namely questions over Beijing's ruling Chinese Communist Party and its influence in Hong Kong. On this background, Christine Loh’s book Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong(Hong Kong University Press, 2018) is an indispensable guide to the Party's approaches to Hong Kong over time. As a former-lawmaker in the city’s Legislative Council, founder of the think tank Civic Exchange, and many other things, Loh makes the most of her unique vantage point on contemporary CCP affairs, as well her invaluable access to insights from the her hometown's colonial past. This book sets its analysis of how the Party seeks to maintain supremacy in Hong Kong within all-important historical context, and consequently will be a vital resource for anyone wishing to understand the questions of political culture, power and influence which are pivotal to the future of East Asia and the world at large. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There can be little doubt that Hong Kong has stood out as a particularly intense East Asian news hotspot in recent years. Whether reports have focused on pro-democracy protests, abducted booksellers or PRC Mainland integration plans, most of this news has revolved around a common theme - namely questions over Beijing's ruling Chinese Communist Party and its influence in Hong Kong. On this background, Christine Loh’s book Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong(Hong Kong University Press, 2018) is an indispensable guide to the Party's approaches to Hong Kong over time. As a former-lawmaker in the city’s Legislative Council, founder of the think tank Civic Exchange, and many other things, Loh makes the most of her unique vantage point on contemporary CCP affairs, as well her invaluable access to insights from the her hometown's colonial past. This book sets its analysis of how the Party seeks to maintain supremacy in Hong Kong within all-important historical context, and consequently will be a vital resource for anyone wishing to understand the questions of political culture, power and influence which are pivotal to the future of East Asia and the world at large. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There can be little doubt that Hong Kong has stood out as a particularly intense East Asian news hotspot in recent years. Whether reports have focused on pro-democracy protests, abducted booksellers or PRC Mainland integration plans, most of this news has revolved around a common theme - namely questions over Beijing's ruling Chinese Communist Party and its influence in Hong Kong. On this background, Christine Loh’s book Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong(Hong Kong University Press, 2018) is an indispensable guide to the Party's approaches to Hong Kong over time. As a former-lawmaker in the city’s Legislative Council, founder of the think tank Civic Exchange, and many other things, Loh makes the most of her unique vantage point on contemporary CCP affairs, as well her invaluable access to insights from the her hometown's colonial past. This book sets its analysis of how the Party seeks to maintain supremacy in Hong Kong within all-important historical context, and consequently will be a vital resource for anyone wishing to understand the questions of political culture, power and influence which are pivotal to the future of East Asia and the world at large. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There can be little doubt that Hong Kong has stood out as a particularly intense East Asian news hotspot in recent years. Whether reports have focused on pro-democracy protests, abducted booksellers or PRC Mainland integration plans, most of this news has revolved around a common theme - namely questions over Beijing's ruling Chinese Communist Party and its influence in Hong Kong. On this background, Christine Loh’s book Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong(Hong Kong University Press, 2018) is an indispensable guide to the Party's approaches to Hong Kong over time. As a former-lawmaker in the city’s Legislative Council, founder of the think tank Civic Exchange, and many other things, Loh makes the most of her unique vantage point on contemporary CCP affairs, as well her invaluable access to insights from the her hometown's colonial past. This book sets its analysis of how the Party seeks to maintain supremacy in Hong Kong within all-important historical context, and consequently will be a vital resource for anyone wishing to understand the questions of political culture, power and influence which are pivotal to the future of East Asia and the world at large. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike and Ting talk about Sleeping Dogs, from the start of the game to the end of Payback. Contains SPOILERS for Sleeping Dogs. The “book club” game is: Sleeping Dogs. Finish “Dockyard Heist” by the next episode! Discuss: @lostlevelsclub /r/lostlevelsclub Lost Levels Club on YouTube and Twitch mike.and.ting@lostlevels.club Show Notes: Urban Dictionary: Weeaboo What happened to Notch’s Twitter? Cocktail Chemistry (YouTube) Graham Torrington's Late Night Love (YouTube) "Big Name" Voice Actors: Tom Wilkinson Lucy Liu Emma Stone Edison Chen How Video Game Roles Are Helping a Disgraced Star's Comeback What is the fappening? Donnie Yen To Headline ‘Sleeping Dogs’ For Neal Moritz’s Original Film Missions: Vendor Extortion Night Market Chase Stick Up and Delivery Amanda Club Bam Bam Listening In Chain of Evidence Payback Pay Hospital Bills Ting's T-Shirt Kowloon Walled City 2014 Hong Kong Protests 22 Uber drivers arrested in undercover Hong Kong police operation Big Trouble in Little China Urban Dictionary: delay no more The low poly Peak in Sleeping Dogs Public light bus (i.e. Hong Kong red vs. green minibuses) Taxicabs of Hong Kong 廿四味 24Herbs "Do You Know Me" (YouTube) Litter Cum Recyclable Collection Bin in Hong Kong Hong Kong’s, um, recycling bins, receive a new name  

Download In this episode, Joe and Kyle chat with Ed Liu of the podcast, Psychedelic Milk. It has been great to connect with other folks that host podcasts, and are doing whatever they can to spread the message about psychedelics and the psychedelic movement. We really enjoyed talking with Ed and appreciated his honesty as well as the conversations he is bringing to the field. Show Notes Ed's Article, "Destigmatizing Marijuana & Psychedelics in Hong Kong" Hong Kong's policy on drugs and psychedelics Cultural differences and similarities What is integration? Integration advice Stances and views on the election and Donald Trump The Trickster archetype The story of Coyote stealing fire by Lewis Mehl-Madrona  The power of listening Beyond 1492: Encounters in Colonial America  Legalization of marijuana Who is profiting? Issues that might arise PsychedelicMilk.com is an independent media collective that takes a deeper look into the world of psychedelics through interviews and discussions. Our mission is to bring more awareness and understanding to alternative medicine and different ways of thinking to our our audiences through young and exciting ways. Psychedelic Milk also aims to investigate old and new consciousness opening technologies to see what roles they can play in our modern world. We believe psychedelic technologies are not just limited to plant medicines, but can be accessed through meditation, movement, knowledge, and many more. If you like the podcast, leave us a review on iTunes! (will help us tremendously)            About Ed Liu Ed Liu is a podcast host and a music producer - previously charted on the Beatport Top 100. He is currently the host of the Psychedelic Milk podcast, a long form conversational interview with interesting and influential guests from all over the world to discuss topics of consciousness, psychedelics, and new emerging technologies.   [pt_view id="34a4e22z59"]

Guests: Jodhbir Mehta, MD Associate Professor, Head of Cornea External Disease, Senior Consultant in Refractive Surgery Singapore National Eye Centre Singapore Alvin L. Young, MD Chief of Service, Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences Prince of Wales and Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospitals The Chinese University of Hong Kong Hong Kong

Etapa de Hong Kong (Hong Kong) da terceira temporada da Formula E. Música de fundo: Summer Song http://www.playonloop.com/2013-music-loops/summer-song (Standard loop; Regular license)

Joshua Wong, un des militants pro-démocratie les plus connus de Hong Kong...

Guests: Anthony Aldave, MD Professor of Ophthalmology 100 Stein Plaza UCLA Los Angeles CA   Vishal Jhanji, MD Associate Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences The Chinese University of Hong Kong Hong Kong