Crowds of protesters are shrinking, talks are scheduled, but frustrations on both sides remain. While many in the press and elsewhere are quick to reference the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, Robert Daly explains how what’s happening today is different in many ways.
Crowds of protesters are shrinking, talks are scheduled, but frustrations on both sides remain. While many in the press and elsewhere are quick to reference the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, Robert Daly explains how what’s happening today is different in many ways. He also provides insight into the broader context of the complex relationship between mainland China and Hong Kong. Is what’s happening in Hong Kong today a preview of what may eventually occur in Beijing? Daly addresses this question and more during this informative conversation with Wilson Center NOW host, John Milewski.
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