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...Lau Siu-kai, a Beijing adviser and vice-president of the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macao Studies, said holding foreign passports or travel documents could be a security risk....
...But Alan Xu, a Hong Kong-based managing partner at Zhong Lun, a top-10 mainland firm that has over the past decade opened offices in the US, UK and Japan, said this was changing....
...Siu was also cited saying the court decision was “regrettable”. Evergrande did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the Financial Times....
...Lau Siu-kai, a consultant for Beijing-based think-tank the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macau Studies, said he would not expect a “very high” turnout, since supporters of the banned opposition would...
...Additional reporting by Chan Ho-him in Hong Kong...
...“[Zen’s arrest] has also sent out a warning that even religious leaders . . . cannot be exempted from penalties under the law just because of their status,” said Lau Siu-kai, from the Chinese Association...
...Lau Siu-kai, a Beijing adviser and a consultant to the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macau Studies, described Hong Kong authorities’ move as a “pre-emptive” action against western interference, with...
...Historically, Animoca has been staffed by long-time associates of Siu, they said. The company was incubated by Outblaze, where Siu’s wife had been head of HR....
...At Bonnie’s in Brooklyn, the cha siu McRib has become its best seller....
...Lau Siu-kai, an adviser to Beijing from the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macau Studies, said the reshuffle would consolidate the party leadership’s power in Xi’s third term....
...The announcement came after Hong Kong police chief Raymond Siu told a state-backed newspaper last week that the group may have violated the security law in holding the marches, which had received police...
...Lau Siu-kai, a Beijing adviser and vice-president of the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macao Studies, a semi-official think-tank, dismissed criticism of the “patriotic” leadership selection process...
...In June, the new police commissioner, Raymond Siu, said people could have broken the security law if they simply watched a documentary on the protests....
...Lee Siu-yau, an associate professor studying demography at the Education University of Hong Kong, says the idea that the Hong Kong population can be replenished by people coming from mainland China is not...
...Lau Siu-kai, vice-chair of the semi-official Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macau Studies think-tank in Beijing, said: “With [Lam] not seeking a second term, Beijing might take the opportunity to form...
...It reflects some kind of approval and endorsement for [the administration] to roll out more draconian measures,” said Lau Siu-kai, vice-president of the semi-official Chinese Association of Hong Kong and...
...Lau Siu-kai, his colleague, said it was a chance for Hong Kong to develop a judicial system with national security as a priority....
...Lau Siu-kai, vice-president of the semi-official Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macau Studies, a Beijing-based think-tank, said the articles suggested Xi “could be providing political support . . ....
...Lau Siu-kai, vice-president of the semi-official Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macau Studies, a Beijing-based think-tank, said Tsui’s resignation was important to strengthen public confidence in Beijing...
...Lau Siu-kai, who advises the Chinese government on Hong Kong policy matters, said illegal border crossings could also stir up “dissatisfaction among mainland Chinese residents and questions about why [Hong...
...Blindspot has become “a space of gathering, genuinely, in Hong Kong”, Chan says....
...The organisation’s new president, Chan Chak-ming, dismissed concerns about its independence. “We are not supposed to criticise anything....
...Lau Siu-kai, vice-chair of the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macau Studies based in Beijing, insisted there would “still be space” for reporting that was critical of the government....
...“[Xi] did not want to indicate who will be the next Hong Kong chief executive,” said Lau Siu-kai at the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macau Studies, a Beijing-based think-tank....
...“The [business sector] has to show support . . . for the reformed electoral system,” said Lau Siu-kai, vice-chair of the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macau Studies, a semi-official Chinese think-tank...
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