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The 1967 riots and the making of Hongkongers – a police officer s account

The 1967 riots and the making of ‘Hongkongers’ – a police officer’s account Book excerpt © SCMP Demonstrators wave Mao Zedong‘s “little red book” in front of Government House, on May 18, 1967. Photo: SCMP On the 3rd December 1966, the main story on the front page of the South China Morning Post was the talks on the cruiser HMS Tiger between the United Kingdom s Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, and Ian Smith, the leader of Rhodesia, over the future of that colony. The front page also carried a sidebar headed, Macau Leftists Resume Demonstrations . That article described a noisy and sometimes violent demonstration at a read in of the quotations of Chairman Mao Zedong, the leader of the People s Republic of China, at Government House in Macau.

10 luxury mahjong sets – priced US$1,000 to US$100,000 – for Lunar New Year, from Louis Vuitton s limited edition jade tiles to Prada and Ralph Lauren s leather swathed sets

10 luxury mahjong sets – priced US$1,000 to US$100,000 – for Lunar New Year, from Louis Vuitton’s limited edition jade tiles to Prada and Ralph Lauren’s leather swathed sets Caroline Tam Prada, Geoffrey Parker and Brunello Cucinelli (L-R) have all added their own twist to these luxury mahjong sets. Photos: Handouts Fashion has found a new favourite game, and it s mahjong. Many luxury brands have picked up on the trend to create chic new sets of the centuries-old classic. From Ralph Lauren to Louis Vuitton, STYLE presents our picks of the most luxurious mahjong sets to add to your collection. © Provided by South China Morning Post

5 of the most powerful LGBT politicians in the world: from Joe Biden s cabinet pick Pete Buttigieg, to Germany s Jens Spahn and the gay prime ministers of Serbia and Luxembourg

5 of the most powerful LGBT politicians in the world: from Joe Biden’s cabinet pick Pete Buttigieg, to Germany’s Jens Spahn and the gay prime ministers of Serbia and Luxembourg Saul Lipchik Openly gay international politicians, from left: Ana Brnabić, Xavier Bettel, Jens Spahn, Pete Buttigieg, Grant Robertson. Photo: @anabrnabic, @xavier.bettel, @jensspahn, @pete.buttigieg, @grantrobertsonmp/Instagram Just a few decades ago it would have been all but inconceivable for a politician - or any official in a position of power - to publicly come out as gay or lesbian. Now, while there is still considerable prejudice in many parts of the world, in 2021 many cultures have thankfully moved on to embrace more progressive realities

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