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Under-fire HKU vice-chancellor top in Asia for physics as row with university council rumbles onSouth China Morning Post- SHong Kong plans to limit directors to 6 board seats each to improve corporate governancescmp.com
- Hong Kong should respect procedural justice, talk less about national security, says political veteran Abraham Razack in call for focus on economySouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong election: city’s longest-serving lawmaker likely to stand down in favour of son of Legco presidentSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong government ignoring Legco on vacancy tax, says developers’ lawmaker Abraham RazackSouth China Morning Post
- Is developer’s decision to walk away from HK$11.1 billion land deal first sign of waning business confidence in Hong Kong over extradition bill saga?South China Morning Post
- SLessons from my high-speed train trip to Beijing: Hong Kong is in danger of falling behindscmp.com
- SHong Kong’s new extradition law will pass but the fight for the city’s autonomy is not lostscmp.com
- Political storm over controversial Hong Kong extradition bill set to escalate as pro-government lawmakers consider bypassing committee stageSouth China Morning Post
- Mainland Chinese officials come out in support of Hong Kong’s controversial extradition lawSouth China Morning Post
Chaotic scenes at Hong Kong legislature over extradition lawThe Findlay Courier- Hong Kong’s pro-establishment camp regains control of bills committee scrutinising controversial extradition law with appointment of chairmanSouth China Morning Post
- Taiwanese mayor Han Kuo-yu heads to US as he seeks to boost profileSouth China Morning Post
- Lawmaker loses bid to summon Hong Kong justice minister Teresa Cheng to discuss CY Leung decision with Legislative CouncilSouth China Morning Post
- SHong Kong Legco panel reports ‘grave concern’ over HK$172 million in lost government revenuescmp.com
- SAll Around Town: ladies night ruling leaves Hong Kong legislators perplexedscmp.com
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