joining us from hong kong. we have plenty of analysis and commentary on what is coming up including the former democratic chairperson emily lau and the ex ceo of the hong kong exchange charles lee. here is an the u.s. the selloff in stocks steepened after weak consumer spending data fueled worries about a recession with the s&p suffering its poorest first half since 1970. garfield reynolds joins us now. could we see a rebound like we did in 1970 this time around? >> well, it could be tougher this time around given consumer spending and also the previous data showing gdp had shrunk by more than expected. there's a lot of nasty data points that the economy is cooling quite rapidly. people are looking past the idea that the fed is likely to do it on the 75 basis points and perhaps more because they want to see inflation noticeably cooling down. now, there are some potential reasons why inflation might start to fall but it is going to take a while. until it does the fed is going to keep hiking interest rates. inter

to the people of the territory were, "now hong kong people are to run hong kong. "that is the promise, and that is the unshakeable destiny." the man who said those words, chris patten, now lord patten, is my guest today. has that promise been broken? and could the uk have done more to honour it? lord patten, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. has that promise, that hong kong would be run by hong kong people, been broken? yes. and it was based on the perhaps misguided assumption, which some of us had occasional doubts about, that the chinese were... the chinese communist party, let me make a distinction, would keep their word, and they have pretty comprehensively broken their word, which is contained in an international treaty lodged at the united nations called thejoint declaration. you said at the time, you wrote at the time in the hong kong diaries, which you've just published, that, "ultimately, after the handover, "much will depend on whether the chinese communist party "can actually be trusted "to honour one country, two systems," which was the deal agreed. hong

hong kong people.n i started writing it, i went to see a historian, and we were talking about the history books, and he said the problem with history books are they are no faces of chinese people. when i thought about it, it is so true, even in the handover ceremony, you heard no hong kong people spoke at the most important moment of their lives. i wanted to go some way in rectifying that. susan: you tell a sweep of hong kong's history in your book. in terms of the current situation, you included an author's note, and in the acknowledgments, you describe writing a book that terrifies you. can you tell me more about the concerns you have in publishing? louisa: it was a hard book to write. one of the reasons was that national security legislation that was imposed on hong kong in june, 2020, and it outlaws sedition, terrorism and collusion with foreign powers. these offenses are not well-defined. they are very broad, vague. people have been arrested for things like having banners or stickers with popular

hong kong is showing vibrance. the one country to systems policy has strong vitality. >> as we count down to the ceremonies this morning in hong kong, let's get more from stephen engle. what are you watching for today? 9 >> it wouldn't be july 1 without bad weather. we had it in 1997 in the same venue behind me. we have essentially a t3 which is not the worst kind of tropical storm, but bad enough to whip up the hair and whetten the participants who will be outside for the flag raising. we had a yellow rainstorm morning last night. it has passed and it will still be a downpour most of the day. i'm not saying that's a harbinger for things to come because xi jinping who arrived yesterday afternoon by high-speed rail, he was quite upbeat about prospects for hong kong. you alluded to the fact that two years ago on this date was the first day of the national security law that beijing implemented on hong kong after a year and a half of violent protests. he said that has brought vigor and stability and prosperity back to

taiwan, australia and hong kong are in positive territory. hong kong more than 2.8% higher.the index. hstech raising 5%, lead by the likes of alibaba as well as jd.com. in the fx space, the dollar, pretty stable. the yen currently up 0.3%, 134.89. in the commodity space, we are tracking oil. brent crude is higher by 0.5%, $113.60, reversing earlier losses. rishaad: just checking in with what is going on. the thai baht is making a comeback. the bank of thailand right now saying that monetary policy should adjust tamely on inflation, and that inflation expectation increases are all in the short-term. this as we have a few divisions within the bank of thailand's monetary policy committee as to what they should be doing. they were clear-cut on keeping interest rates at record lows of 0.5%, but there seems to be a clamor for them to raise rates sooner rather than later. rupee is steady. and we have the nifty contract, showing that we will see strong gains for indian equities when the session gets underway in about 45 minutes. let's get over to what is going on, give us a sense of

it has served hong kong well and will continue to serve hong kong well.eason we have to make a robust responses there's always rumors that try to exploit any uncertainty in order to make profit or undermine hong kong's profitability. but i think one thing is very important. when all over the world things are a bit chaotic, the certainty of hong kong's monetary system is another mean to hong kong in our country. stephen: do see signs that united states is weaponizing the dollar or that there could be threats if there are further sanctions against hong kong, threats to hong kong's assets to the swiss system like we have seen in russia and alike? >> some overseas governments are totally unpredictable, so i cannot comment on that, sometimes they are totally irrational. up to this moment i don't understand why being a hong kong government official defending national security of the people's republic of china should be sanctioned by the u.s. government. i just don't understand. except trying to bully and intimidate us in defending our own country. stephen: are

w 's, a cb kong is in hong kong. the one place in china where large scale remembrance of the massacre used to be allowed. i asked her what's changed while i am now standing at the entrance of the victoria park, which was ones and the traditional venue off the ferry, massive r, a massive commemoration, a candlelight vigil over the past few decades in hong kong, but not any more scenes. beijing, its national security that wasn't post in hong kong about 2 years ago. so that law has a lash these typo such a commemoration to put eco defense in hong kong. and that's like, like in the past, it was intolerable in hong kong. but now it's like a kind of like a sense of fia, looming in the city. as we seen, like the park was closed the night before, the end of february, and it's now guarded by hundreds of police offices with barrett case surrounding the whole park. so it shows a sense of like, like suppression light on such a commemoration. and it's also all that lashley because of the, the, all the nice thing group was forced

hong kong now seems increasingly like an ordinary chinese city. danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong.tor whojoins us now from hong kong. thank you for speaking to us on newsday. china promised hong kong two systems, one rule, 25 years ago. how far do you see that laying out? well, thank you for your question. more precisely, i think economically, hong kong has remained the same compared to 25 years ago. for example, you could see still a financial city, and the cost of living, particular housing, is still extreme the high. economically, hong kong has remained the same. it has changed a lot in social issue areas. to me, i think one area is definitely attempting point for those changes. chinese officials saw or even some experience, those chaotic moments could be a definite threat to beijing authority and national security. fundamentally, the whole city cannot function well, still remember visibly that the beijing life could not move on, so beijing life could not move on, so beijing government reacted in hong kong as a national law. i’m beijing government reacted in hong kong as a natio

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will hong kong continue to be shackled to the covid zero policies of china, or will hong kong be allowedo chart its own course as an international financial center, as places like singapore, dubai, new york, london, chief competitors of the international stage for financial services which are completely opened up. in hong kong there has been clamoring for the relaxation of quarantines. china cut their quarantine for inbound arrivals by half yesterday. however, will hong kong cut that further? many businesses are essentially saying that it needs to be scrapped altogether. . what will xi jinping's tone be? will there be an olive branch, after a tumultuous five year term of carrie lam? or will he stand side-by-side with the successor to carrie lam, john lee, a lifetime law-enforcement officer? will there be more of a clampdown on political freedoms here in hong kong? or will john lee be able to chart a different course than carrie lam, after she steps down later today and tomorrow morning? shery: stephen engle, over chief north asia correspondent with the latest on hong kong. still ahead, t

in hong kong, seven p.m. in sydney. how we are shaping up when it comes to australian futures. what a horrible session in the previous session as we saw was the markets playing catch up up, but looking to extend losses. the aussie dollar is kind of holding its ground more or less, but firmly below $.69. this as we continue to see that strength in the haven demand for u.s. dollar across asian currencies. . dollar is down and mild to lower start to trading here in asia. the nikkei is flat. we are watching dollar-yen, actually starting to see just a bit of strength trickling in. remember, we have been talking about these yen crosses, it suggests that despite the headline yen strength that we see, that perhaps it is actually a little bit more when it comes to haven demand playing on that theme of the stagflation and information risk we are talking about. these are the fears gripping markets. consumers a pullback. let's bring in annabelle droulers for morning calls. what are? we hearing? annabelle: workplace is taking a look

w. corresponding phoebe kong who is in hong kong of phoebe hong kong, had been the one place in china where large scale remembrance of the massacre was still tolerated. what changed? well, i am now standing at the entrance of defect jolla park, which was ones the traditional venue off the ferry, massive or massive commemoration of candlelight vigil over the past few decades in hong kong, but not any more scenes. beijing is national security. it wasn't post in hong kong about 2 years ago, so that law has lashed these typo such a commemoration that products coat defense in hong kong. and that's like, like in the past, it was intolerable in hong kong. but now it is like i kind of like a sense of fear looming in the city, as we seen, like the park was closed the night before the nursery and is now guarded by hundreds of police offices with barricades surrounding the whole park. so it shows a sense of like, like, suppression, like on such a commemoration. and it's also largely because of the, the, all the nice thing group was forced to disband last year. and a leader. well, we're now detai

you principle has been practised in hong kong closely.— hong kong closely. see hong kong _ hong kong closely. you would see hong kong would - hong kong closely. you would see hong kong would serve i hong kong closely. you would| see hong kong would serve as hong kong closely. you would l see hong kong would serve as a model for how taiwan should go? hong kong is a good model, the secretary general between 1988 and 19 —— 99 before the final version was promulgated, —— i was the secret general. clearly some of the apprehensions of compatriots had, have been resolved, the question of having two separate legal systems, two separate judiciary systems, two separate judiciary systems, two separate currency system, between hong kong and the mainland, people thought might not be able to coexist after 1997, might not be able to coexist after1997, have might not be able to coexist after 1997, have coexisted and have worked very well, i think taiwan should take notice of, these references. ferdinand "bongbong" marcos, jr has just been inaugurated as the next president o

that is important issue for hong kong.ld be what you have described, it could be the connector into mainland china. the international window. what it wants to badge itself as is in dutch international financial center. first we need the focus. we need productivity. i think that is what, of all the conversations we are having, they want hong kong to be an international financial center. they wanted to be original headquarters for asia. i think that is a focus we need to focus on going forward. yvonne: the fact that the liaison office did not -- did reach out to these offices, is that aside there being more perspective? david: that was a very important message for us. if you look at the manifesto in the forward, he talks about the inner -- interconnectivity of hong kong, being an international trading hub. the fact that the ministry of foreign affairs and the china liaison officer wanting to speak to the international business community, here with their concerns are so but they think the drivers are for hong kong going forwa

and hong kong. thank you . further and marcus junior has been sworn in as president of the philippines. he is the son of a former president. many regard as a dictator. marcus won a landslide victory and elections by can may, with help from his running mate. sorrow detached a. she is a daughter, if the outgoing leader marcus has promised to tackle inflation and boost economic growth to will adding dugan isn't milliner manila and has more on the integration gets in, argue ration is quite different. it was a bit more grand. and those of us, we did a bit there and we had more parade, more pop than usual. but that was slowly. you know, we neutralized but he is much more sober beach where he basically reached out to the public to the country or reconciliation. it's been a deeply divisive election election and he said even go during the campaign. he did not say much. he intends to live up to all of his promises within the next 2 years . it's quite spectacular. i mean, the market resurgence really is a prod

and that's like, like in the past, it was intolerable in hong kong. but now it's like i kind of like a sense of fear learning in the city, as we seen, like the park was closed the night before the end of february, and is now guarded by hundreds of police offices with barrett case surrounding the whole park. so it shows a sense of like, like, suppression, like on such a commemoration. and it's also all that lashley because of the, the organizing group was forced to disband nastier. and his leader, while we're now detained, are now detained, a 4th bush, and charged under the national security. and all so this year is actually the very 1st anniversary our sins on that sustains epa. that's no one. the applies both such commemoration assembly. so it is like becoming a kind of one of the most sensitive political taboos in hong kong show. there are clear constraints, but are you seeing any form of commemoration there today at all? well, no other ways of commemoration hath become more steptoe, and i'll like an individual, as like, scattered in hong kong that

that's all we've got — this in hong kong. that's all we've got time _ this in hong kong.ng kong. that's all we've got time for, thank i this in hong kong. that's all. we've got time for, thank you forjoining us, talking to us about the commemorations of tenormin square in 1989. you are watching bbc news, the headlines: huge crowds enjoy a star—studded concert at buckingham palace, and members of the royal family tour the uk nations, during a third day of jubilee celebrations. a senior ukrainian official says russia is throwing all its power at the key city of severodonetsk, where its soldiers are locked in fierce street battles. the country says bridges have been blown up to stop russian reinforcements from coming into severodonetsk. it is the focus of the offensive in the dock is reason, cuba says it has recaptured part of the territory lost to russian forces, but as our correspondent reports, both sides present very different pictures of how the conflict is unfolding. russian armour still rolling forward, moving to encircle ukraine's forces in the donbas, an advancing a

this is a press kit of the hong kong hand over ceremony. one of the pieces donated by senior journalists, please give me a holler. we left their jobs as reporters for the high. but we took that step reluctantly. they don't have, you know, hard, we're still with the industry is going to want to have more and we hope to promotional journalistic values in another way. with this bookstore, l y o t o you go home, you can prove me. d, a literacy means people will not be deceived by what has been running on the news. now we tysons the legacy or something, a height we paid by the whole, i mean there bookstore. i have a nice day on the very 1st day. the little shop is bustling with current and former journalist. many haven't seen each other for a long time. some had been under arrest me several objects, remind them of the good old days. like this desk which comes from a now close newsroom who is on his arm. chris has a tattoo of the date when stand news had to close to the most. heartbreaking moment for me was when a colleague, i know well was arres

in hong kong. i'm a new mckinnon. fortunately, w ah ah, ah stories that people of the world over information, they provide the opinions they want to express. g w on facebook and twitter, up to date and in touch. follow us. ah. hong kong was once proud of its free media, but the central government in beijing has dismantled most pro democracy media, leaving hundreds of journalists without work among them. chris and jackie. i'm seizing my time to report. there are journalists still hanging on on persevering. got lots of hightower hong kong was once a colony of the british empire in 1900. $97.00 was handed back over to china against the promise that hong kong would retain its rights and freedoms for 50 years. but only halfway through paging grip is tightening. where does that leave pro democracy journalists? and can they find ways out? who why, why, why it has been? jackie is looking to interview pastors by for report for the anniversary of the t animal square incident in 1989 when china's communist ru

hong kong been out. it's like a kind of like a sense of fia, looming in the city. as we seen, like the pot was closed the night before the end of february, and it's now got it by hundreds of police offices with barricades surrounding the whole park. so it shows a sense of like, like suppression lay on such a commemoration. and it's also all actually because of the, the organizing group was forced to disband osteo and it's lisa, well, we're now detained a now to tank 4th bush and charged under the national security at all. so this is actually the very 1st anniversary of sins on that. so since ever that's no one applies for such a commemoration assembly. so it is like becoming a kind of one of the most sensitive political taboos in hong kong. did use phoebe kong in hong kong, back there. so got some other stories making headlines around the wild. phoenician opposition supports us have demonstrated against talks on the new constitution. the protest as accused president chi, you said of trying to strengthen

deal views. phoebe kong in hong kong reporting there. well, let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. the death toll has risen to 5 after a train derailed in southern germany. recovery workers found the body of a man amid the wreckage several carriages overturned near a resort in the bavarian alps on friday. the cause of the derailment is under investigation. in india, at least 8 people have been killed in a chemical factory far outside the capitol deli, over a dozen. others are injured. the blaze interrupted after a boiler exploded. authorities are investigating the course. china has launched 3 astronauts into space to complete work on its permanent orbiting station as base station. the shenzi 14 crew are due to spend 6 months on the tea on gong station and added to new modules. the u. s. ban china from the international space station in 2011 citing security concerns laid off in germany has been facing travel chaos as a new 9 year old train ticket proves a huge attraction. the bargain monthly flat ra

kong in hong kong. well let's take a look at some of their stories making headlines around the world. the death toll has risen to 5 after retrain, derailed and southern germany. recovery workers found the body of a man and made the wreckage several carriages overturned near a resort in the bavarian alps on friday. the cause of the derailment is under investigation. in india, at least 8 people have been killed in a chemical factory, fire outside the capitol deli, over a dozen. others are injured. the blazer octed after a boiler exploded. authorities are investigating the cause. greek or socrates or warning people living near athens to evacuate as a wildfire draws closer to coastal suburbs, dozens of firefighters and several aircraft are working to extinguish the flames. wildfires burned more than a 125000 tact airs in greece last summer. or germany has been facing travel chaos. chaos as a new 9 euro train ticket proves a huge attraction. the bargain monthly flat rate fair is valid nationwide until the en

so you think hong kong _ recognise that. so you think hong kong can _ recognise that.se that. so you think hong kong can still hold - recognise that. so you think. hong kong can still hold onto a distinct identity? we hong kong can still hold onto a distinct identity?— distinct identity? we have a distinct identity? we have a distinct identity _ distinct identity? we have a distinct identity and - distinct identity? we have a distinct identity and going l distinct identity and going forward, ijust can't distinct identity and going forward, i just can't see distinct identity and going forward, ijust can't see how hong kong would lose its identity and become, as people like to allege and therefore put us on the defensive, say, become just another chinese city. and you can watch the full interview with cy leung on bbc world news this coming weekend. check out our website for transmission times in your region. people living in a small time in the colombian capital have been fleeing from foam spewing from a river. toxic foam flooded streets following heavy rains the night b

including in hong kong.ll talk about that if they relax further, but it's obviously the first real relaxation under the covid zero policies for the last two and half years. so it was seen by the markets as we saw midday, mid afternoon yesterday positively, obviously. we are also getting upgrades of morgan stanley increasing their conviction of an exit from covid zero by the turn of this year. that's pretty optimistic that we had that news just yesterday. speculation that covid zero policies could be in place for five years. however, morgan stanley gdp saying the rebound is 2.7% in the third quarter, 4.7% in the fourth quarter. we saw that, the hang seng jumping when that news broke mid afternoon, right around 2:00 p.m. yesterday. seven days isolation is what people arriving in china will have, and essentially, three days of self-monitoring at home, so a total of 10 days. it was 14 days previously, and it was 21 days earlier like we had here in hong kong. 21 days at one point last year. china reported just 22

and that's like, like in the past, it was poto in hong kong. but now it's like a kind of like a sense of fia, looming in the city. as we seen, like the park was closed the night before the end of february. and it's now got it by hundreds of police offices with barrett case surrounding the whole park. so it shows a sense of like, like, suppression, like on such a commemoration. and it's also all actually because of the, the, all the nice thing group was forced to disband last year. and it's lisa, well, we're now detained, are now detained for 4th bush and charge under the national security at all. so this is actually the very 1st anniversary our sins on that sustains effort. that's no one. the applies both such commemoration assembly. so it is like becoming a kind of one of the most sensitive political taboos in hong kong. tito abuse. phoebe cong. well let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. the death toll has risen to 5 after a train derailed in southern germany. recovery workers found the body of a man an

to the people of the territory were, "now hong kong people are to run hong kong.hris patten, now lord patten, is my guest today.

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many more were injured. hong kong was for decades. the only place in china where people would remember the victims of the tragedy, candlelight vigils in hong kong, victoria park, while the nom, but following the passage of pages national security low in 2020. the vigils have been banned still over the past 2 years, people have found a way to protest whether that will happen on saturday remains to be seen. alright, let's get a modem. this from data responded phoebe kong who is joining us now from hong kong . phoebe, despite to restrictions, do people plan to protest in some way as well as the past the home phone guzman fan, the commander right. did the job sighting pandemic restrictions that even so we, we witnessed that some people still tried to turn out and the fine to pull the span of what that can. those are their cell phones, the lights on 2 more and that comes off autonomy now, but they see i think the situation will be a lot different from last year or before that like like mainly because of the huge shilling effects that we ar

and confident of hong kong's future.e reasons for my competence and optimism is hong kong's unique strength. it is to conduct her external affairs. particularly on the international arena. we have the economy to set up our own economic trade of us has. we could enter on free trade, global taxation, investment protection. i do want to complete my term by reinstating the importance of -- restating the importance of hong kong connectivity. but is the damage already done? >> yes and no. if you look at the past two years, hong kong was ran to the world's number one in normalcy. that is when other countries and places were imposing the stay-at-home permits and knockdowns and closing the airport. we were by and large operating normally. since this hit is very hard in terms of the number of deaths -- >> 300 deaths. >> we have to be extremely cautious and at the same time, because of the transmissibility of omicron and the mildness of this virus, other places are opening up so by comparison, i am the person who believes in relati

she's young and hong kong. more than 3 decades later, the events on tiana mon square in 1989 still resonates. o. d. w, corresponded phoebe cong ease in hong kong. the one place in china where large scale remembrance of the massacre used you used to be allowed. i asked her what has changed? well, i am now standing at the entrance of defect jolla park, which was ones the traditional venue off the ferry, massive a massive commemoration of candlelight vigil over the past few decades in hong kong, but not any more scenes. beijing, its national security, it wasn't post in hong kong about 2 years ago, so that law has lost these typo such a commemoration to put expo defense in hong kong. and that's like i like in the past, it was imponderable in hong kong. but now it's like i kind of like a sense of fia, looming in the city, as we seen, like the park was closed the night before the in adversary. and it's now guided by hundreds of police offices with barrack case surrounding the whole park. so it shows a sense of like a

was did you see the cong in hong kong? that's now look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. in india, at least 8 people have been killed in the chemical factory fire outside the capitol delhi, over a dozen others are injured. the blazer up to after the boiler exploded authorities i investigated the course. greek authorities are wanting people who live in the athens to buckwheat. as a wildfire draws closer to coastal sub ups, dozens of firefighters and several aircraft working to extinguish the flames. wildfire bend more than 125000 hector's increase last summer. at least 3 people have been killed by flatten as a tropical storm pass at cuba, whether one ins are also in force for the nearby bahamas and florida. key ones are feeling the effects of climate change on the forecast is predicted about rough hurricane season. havana, drenched by torrential rain. first some in the cuban capital. it's business as usual. with some slight delays. though for most, it's safer to stay inside. cubans are no strangers t

and that's like like in the past, it was poto in hong kong. but now it's like a kind of like a sense of fia, looming in the city. as we seen, like on the park was closed the night before the nursery. and it's now got it by hundreds of police offices with barrett case surrounding the whole park. so it shows a sense of like, like suppression lay on such a commemoration. and it's also largely because of the, the organizing group was forced to disband last year. and it's lisa, well, we're now detained, are now detained for a bush and charge under the national security. so this is actually the very 1st anniversary of sins on that sustained effort. that's no one applies for such a commemoration assembly. so it is like becoming a kind of one of the most sensitive political taboos in hong kong. did use phoebe kong in hong kong. less than our attention to some other stories making headlines around a wild to nation a position supporters hop demonstrates that against talks and a new constitution that brought us this accused precedents, jay said off tryin

when people complain there is no freedom, this is not the situation in hong kong hong kong is as free as ever whether it is freedom of expression or freedom of assembly or media and so on. >> madame, the issue of freedom and hong kong turning into just another chinese city, you've gone on record saying you have no regrets during your tenure and your report card is something you are proud of you have to agree that hong kong today is very different and perhaps less free and the freewheeling hong kong that you as well as i grew up in, no? >> freedoms are not absolute freedoms have to be retrained where there is a public interest no public interest could be more superior than national interests, right every place should have rules and laws in place to safeguard national sovereignty security and the interest of the nation >> this was a big event st stateside yesterday. the january 6th attacks with the committee discussing we have this report. >> reporter: the hearings into the insurrection presenting jarring images in the video. >> you will never take back your country with weakness. >> th

we have one and going i forward, i can't see how hong kong forward, i can�*t see how hong kong would weekend. check out our website for other transmission times in your region. wednesday was day three at wimbledon, three at wimbledon, and a disappointing one for the uk�*s emma raducanu, who was knocked out. 0n the men�*s side, crowd favourite andy murray is out too, while the number one seed novak djokovic cruised through to round three. here�*s the wimbledon round—up with our sport correspondent, chetan pathak. as the sun sets on day three at wimbledon, novak djokovic is a very happy man after sailing through to the third round of these championships with a straight sets win over australia. djokovic looking much like his old self on the graphs of centre court. because few problems, compared with the one we saw on monday. djokovic far more pleased on wednesday after his win, i think he feels much more like his old self as he moved up the years. looking for his fourth consecutive title and seventh wimbledon crowd. it will be 21 grand slams. all the more important to him because if he

this is a press kit of the hong kong hand over ceremony. one of the pieces donated by senior journalists plead guilty lay hold on. we left her jobs as reporters. hi, but we took that step reluctantly. they don't have, you know, hard. we're still with the industry. what they don't have, and we hope to promotional journalistic values in another way, with this bookstore. why don't you home? you can prove in media literacy means people will not be deceived by what has been running on the news. now we tysons like a see or hear something, a high voice by the whole lot. the names there bookstore have a nice day on the very 1st day the little shop is bustling with current and former journalist. many haven't seen each other for a long time. some had been under arrest me several objects remind them of the good old days. like this desk, which comes from a now closed newsroom was on his arm. chris has a chat to of the date. when stan news had to close the clinic and the most heartbreaking moment for me was when the colleague i know well was arrested ri

that is why you hear state media hail about the so-called second return of hong kong. in their narrative in 1977, china regained sovereignty but not the power to govern because of the pesky oppositions and quote/unquote all the hostile and subversive forces. but now all those forces have been wiped out, finally hong kong is a truly chinese territory back on track to a path of a prosperity and stability. and only made possible because of xi jinping's iron fist. and that is why this is something that xi jinping very much needed and as we know in the fall he is often certain to assume a precedent-breaking third term. and the gentleman legitimacy is based on the ideology that he wants to reassert control over every corner of china and over every aspect of society. and that has now very much extended to hong kong and that is of course in their mind a very good thing, that is why you will be seeing all the huge celebrations in 48 hours at least from the perspective that they say it is very much warranted. >> steven, blake, ivan, thank you very much. it will be a momentous da

i've been very concerned about hong kong, but hong kong he said that overcome the serious test and now being reborn. so i think the thrust of his message during his brief visit here in on kong is going to be the stupidity has returned to hong kong and the prosperity can also return. he also quoted a chinese proverb. he said that the future is bright. those who won't quit the long war for the president has a bit of walking to do this afternoon. he's going to the nearby science park and then later on he is supposed to go to government house to attend the banquet in his, on a being given by carrie lamb, the outgoing chief executive of hong kong. so yes, a day of powerful symbolism and the city is adorned with, with banners and flags with a very strong patry arctic theme. and the theme, i think the lines all of that is basically china is back in control once more. and carry alarm is out, and john lee will be a hong kong new lead to tell us a bit about him. he's the man who led that crack down on the pro moxy protests a few years back. so what, what do we expect from him going forward? well

she's young and hong kong. more than 3 decades later, the events on tiana mon square in 1989 still resonates dw correspondence cd kong in hong kong, the wild place in china, where it lacks kil, remembrance of the massacre used to be allowed. she tells us what's changed. well, i'm now standing at the entrance of the victoria park, which was ones the traditional venue off the ferry mass safe. i'll let mass dave commemoration, the candlelight vigil over the past few decades in hong kong, but not any more scenes. beijing, its national security, and i was in post in hong kong about 2 years ago. so that law has lost these typo such a commemoration that productivity sense in hong kong. and that's like, like in the past, it was imponderable in hong kong. but now it's like a kind of like a sense of fia, looming in the city. as we seen, like the park was closed the night before the nursery. and it's now got it by hundreds of police offices with barrett case surrounding the whole park. so it shows a sense of like, like, s

now to hong kong.ans is part of china but has different political and economic systems. however, hong kong's independence has been called into questions in the past few years. in 2019 huge pro—democracy protests broke out over plans to allow people to be extradited to mainland china. that resulted in a massive crackdown by the authorities, including the arrest and jailing of dosing of extras and media organisations being shut down. 0ne former legislature who fled hong kong says one country, two systems isn't working. it it's workinu systems isn't working. it it's working why _ systems isn't working. it it's working why my _ systems isn't working. it it's working why my overseas? i systems isn't working. it it's i working why my overseas? and the tens of thousands of people who left and why there are more than thousands of political dissidents in jail in the past three years? the handover and the one country two system means to many hong kong errors and less persecution. lord chris patten was britain's

and now increasingly not in hong kong either. is it only a matter of time you think that it's memory is wiped clean from china's consciousness? it's not a matter of time. think about the holocaust. the memories on never erased. not just because of people like me, like you keep talking about it, not just one day per year. oh chang, i'm a massacre which i survived. i live in that massacre. the massacre leaves inside me every day and the time. and the chinese government has been hunted for the last 33 years ever since. and they're so scared . that's why the band people in china and even hong kong from commemorating it, jailing lots of people, especially the people you, hong kong, people who organized the annual candlelight vigil in victoria park. the major leaders are in jail. i wonder how you look for china now. i mean, is it truly a people's republic of china when the government is clamping down on its own people by imprisoning them and detention terms such as ensuring john or cracking down on people's voices for democracy in hong

let's go to date of the correspondence. favey. com, who's in hong kong, favey hong kong had been the one place in china where large scale remembrance of the massacre was still tolerated. what changed while now standing at the entrance of victoria park, which was once the iconic and traditional venue, i thought the hong kong us to whole massive candlelight vishal on these and and on june, 4th, every year the anniversary of the 10 men cracked out to commemorate the victims in that already bound and to crack now, but not any more light until 2 years ago, the national security law imposed by beijing in hong kong. and that lastly, stifled out many political defense including this one that is one of the most sensitive political taboos are in mainland china in the past. but now is also becoming the same in hong kong. like, actually this year is effectively on the very 1st anniversary that no one actually applying for such assemblies. aspect jolla, park of because of the lead us off, the organizing group has been prosecuted for version charge under the national security law. and that to put

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