Leadership Shift in Hong Kong

This chapter delves into the recent political transition in Hong Kong with the election of John Lee as chief executive, highlighting his uncontested rise and ties to mainland China. It critically examines the implications of his leadership, particularly in terms of governance, national security, and the diminishing space for political dissent. The narrative also addresses the impact of this leadership change on Hong Kong's status as a global business hub amid changing interpretations of its political framework.