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| May 19, 2010 |
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Thirteen years after taking back Hong Kong from the British, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is poised to exercise a more hands-on, over-the-table approach to influencing the course of political development in the Special Administration Region (SAR). Beijing is rolling out the big guns to tackle growing demands by pro-democracy activists in the SAR for a bigger say in local affairs, particularly direct elections for the post of chief executive and members of the Legislative Council. (FULL STORY) Tanya Chan, left, one of the five Hong Kong opposition legislators who resigned in January, accompanied by nson Chan, Hong Kong's former No. 2 official, delivers leaflets in Hong Kong on May 16. AP/Kin Cheung |
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INSIDE NORTH KOREA |
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