Tag: Donald Tsang

• 2012.06.29 Hu Arrives in HK for Handover Celebrations
• 2011.07.13 Protest in Hong Kong: Monsoon of Their Discontent
• 2010.06.21 Beijing Splits Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Forces
• 2009.06.11 Hong Kong Closes Primary Schools on Swine Flu Cluster
• 2009.05.15 Uproar at HK Chief Executive Donald Tsang’s June 4th Remarks
• 2007.10.13 HK’s Tsang Apologises For Gaffe – BBC News
• 2007.06.26 Hong Kong’s Boss Looks Forward And Back – Tom Plate
• 2007.06.24 Beijing Loyalist Joins HK Cabinet – Vaudine England
• 2007.03.27 Analysis: Election of Tsang in Hong Kong part of China’s old `birdcage democracy’ – Jewel Huang
• 2007.03.26 Hong Kong’s New Chief Faces Renewed Pressure for Universal Vote – Peter Ford
• 2007.03.25 Tsang Re-Elected as Hong Kong’s Leader – Edward Cody
• 2007.03.21 Hong Kong’s Future – Time Asia
• 2007.02.04 Hong Kong Chief to Stand for Re-election – ABC
• 2006.10.15 Business groups ‘blocking’ HK democracy – Tom Mitchell
• 2006.09.24 Chan rules out a challenge to HK chief – Tom Mitchell
• 2006.08.09 Covert surveillance panel formed in HK – People’s Daily
• 2005.12.22 Hong Kong Rejects Modest Reforms – Philip P. Pan and K.C. Ng
• 2005.06.21 Xinhua: Donald Tsang appointed chief executive of HK SAR
• 2005.06.15 Philip Bowring: Playing Along in Hong Kong
• 2005.06.06 Tan Ee Lyn: Outlook bleak for Hong Kong democratic reforms
• 2005.06.05 Chaim Estulin: At Least Some of Us Do …
• 2005.05.30 Min Lee: Pro-Beijing lawmaker endorses Donald Tsang
• 2005.05.25 Tan Ee Lyn: Tsang resigns to run for top HK post
• 2005.04.10 Alexa Olesen: China to Settle Constitutional Dispute
• 2005.04.07 AFP: Hong Kong chief defends Beijing appeal
• 2005.03.16 Edward Cody: Smooth Operator Takes Helm in Hong Kong
• 2005.03.14 Thomas Crampton and Keith Bradsher: Hong Kong successor to serve just 2 years, Tsang says
• 2005.03.12 China Accepts HK Chief Executive’s Resignation
• 2005.03.10 Jonathan Watts: Hong Kong democrats threaten battle over leadership succession
• 2005.03.10 James Sturcke: ‘Still to prove himself in China’s eyes’
• 2005.03.10 Keith Bradsher: A knight to govern Hong Kong
• 2005.03.10 Hong Kong’s leader Tung resigns
• 2005.03.02 Alexandra Harney: Tsang stays ahead of pack in HK race to replace Tung