

Monday
Jun 30, 2025
Thomas Sow, former president of the Law Society and a legal expert, dives into the implications of the national security law on Hong Kong's governance and economic landscape. He discusses the city’s strategic role in Asia while highlighting community vigilance against foreign interference. The conversation touches on innovative initiatives aimed at revitalizing the local economy and advancing digital applications in civil service. Additionally, Sow provides insights into the evolving safety and governance challenges amid societal changes.
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China Resumes Some Japanese Seafood Imports
- Mainland China lifted seafood import bans from some Japanese regions after finding no abnormalities in Fukushima wastewater.
- Imports from high-risk prefectures remain banned, with Hong Kong maintaining its ban on the same areas.
John Lee's Governance Philosophy
- Chief Executive John Lee embraces reform and innovation to steer Hong Kong through challenges.
- He envisions the northern metropolis as a scientific and economic growth engine while integrating with national development.
Hong Kong's Role in Asia's Economy
- Hong Kong plays a key role in Asia's economic integration and growth despite geopolitical challenges.
- Financial Secretary Paul Chan sees opportunities in diversifying sectors like financial services and digital assets.