Hong Kong

25 years after the handover, Xi and Lee demonstrate Beijing’s iron grip on Hong Kong

Katja Drinhausen

Valarie Tan

Short analysis

Jun 30, 2022

Research

Hong Kong

Pan-democratic opposition in Hong Kong’s city parliament resigns in protest

Short analysis

Nov 12, 2020

Hong Kong's pro-democracy legislators pose for a photo before a press conference at the Legislative Council in Hong Kong, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020.

China cannot (yet) do without Hong Kong

Max J. Zenglein

Short analysis

Jan 27, 2020

Financial hub at risk

How China's reaction to protests jeopardizes Hong Kong's status

Max J. Zenglein

Maximilian Kärnfelt

Report

Jan 22, 2020

As Hong Kong rebels, why is Macau so quiet?

Thomas des Garets Geddes

Short analysis

Jan 21, 2020

Hong Kong: What’s next?

Frank N. Pieke

Short analysis

Dec 06, 2019

No end in sight to escalating violence in Hong Kong

China Update 16/2019

Nov 14, 2019

Standoff in Hong Kong: a domestic crisis affecting international actors

Benjamin Haas

Mareike Ohlberg

Claudia Wessling

Report

Sep 26, 2019

Hong Kong: What China's tough approach means for the economy

Kristin Shi-Kupfer

Short analysis

Aug 23, 2019

Insights

Hong Kong

Hong Kong's new Chief Executive, with Eric Lai and Valarie Tan

Podcast

May 13, 2022

Beijing's controversial security law for Hong Kong (ZDF)

Katja Drinhausen

May 28, 2020

A closer look at protests in Hong Kong (KCRW)

Kristin Shi-Kupfer

May 06, 2020

"China miscalculated its threatening gestures against Taiwan"

Podcast

Jan 08, 2020

MERICS Experts 101 - Mareike Ohlberg_Taiwan.MP3

MERICS Lunch Talk on the future of Hong Kong

Podcast

Dec 20, 2019

Merics Experts 100 - Lunch Talk on the future of Hong Kong.mp3

Max Zenglein: "The Hong Kong financial center was irreparably damaged"

Podcast

Aug 23, 2019

Merics Experts 87 - Max Zenglein Finanzplatz Hongkong.MP3

"Hong Kong is extremely important for Chinese companies" (Deutschlandfunk)

Max J. Zenglein

Aug 20, 2019

Hong Kong protests: "It looks like Beijing isn't willing to compromise" (Deutschlandfunk)

Kristin Shi-Kupfer

Aug 14, 2019

Protests in Hong Kong: Violence remains an option for China (Manager Magazin)

Kristin Shi-Kupfer

Aug 12, 2019

Events

Hong Kong

MERICS Lunch Talk on current developments in Hong Kong

Nov. 28, 2019

Experts on Hong Kong

Katja Drinhausen

Head of Program

Max J. Zenglein

Chief Economist

Thomas des Garets Geddes

Research Fellow

Nis Grünberg

Lead Analyst

Hong Kong

25 years after the handover, Xi and Lee demonstrate Beijing’s iron grip on Hong Kong

Research

Pan-democratic opposition in Hong Kong’s city parliament resigns in protest

China cannot (yet) do without Hong Kong

Financial hub at risk

How China's reaction to protests jeopardizes Hong Kong's status

As Hong Kong rebels, why is Macau so quiet?

Hong Kong: What’s next?

No end in sight to escalating violence in Hong Kong

China Update 16/2019

Standoff in Hong Kong: a domestic crisis affecting international actors

Hong Kong: What China's tough approach means for the economy

Insights

Hong Kong's new Chief Executive, with Eric Lai and Valarie Tan

Beijing's controversial security law for Hong Kong (ZDF)

A closer look at protests in Hong Kong (KCRW)

"China miscalculated its threatening gestures against Taiwan"

MERICS Lunch Talk on the future of Hong Kong

Max Zenglein: "The Hong Kong financial center was irreparably damaged"

"Hong Kong is extremely important for Chinese companies" (Deutschlandfunk)

Hong Kong protests: "It looks like Beijing isn't willing to compromise" (Deutschlandfunk)

Protests in Hong Kong: Violence remains an option for China (Manager Magazin)

Events

MERICS Lunch Talk on current developments in Hong Kong

Experts on Hong Kong

Katja Drinhausen

Max J. Zenglein

Thomas des Garets Geddes

Nis Grünberg

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