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John Lee confirmed as Hong Kong's next leader with 99% of votes - Vimarsana News

John Lee confirmed as Hong Kong's next leader with 99% of votes

HONG KONG - Hong Kong's chief executive hopeful John Lee on Sunday (May 8) won a small-circle election, securing more than 99 per cent of the votes cast. The sole candidate garnered support from 1,416 members of the 1,461-strong overwhelmingly pro-Beijing election committee. Some 1,428 people cast their votes, a 98 per cent turnout. At the balloting venue at the...

Hong Kong set to elect sole chief executive hopeful John Lee to top job - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong set to elect sole chief executive hopeful John Lee to top job

Voting has closed with a 98 per cent turnout; the result is expected to be out by early afternoon.  . Read more at straitstimes.com.

China-backed Lee chosen Hong Kong leader in uncontested vote - Vimarsana News

China-backed Lee chosen Hong Kong leader in uncontested vote

Hong Kong formally confirmed John Lee as its next top leader after an uncontested election, solidifying an era of more direct Chinese political contro...

The NBA's referee whisperers - Vimarsana News

The NBA's referee whisperers

Across the NBA, consultants are teaching players and coaches how to see the game through the eyes of referees to gain an edge on their opponents.

Source: espn.com
Taiwan and Hong Kong Have a Stake in Mainland China's Political Development. They Should Act on It. - Vimarsana News

Taiwan and Hong Kong Have a Stake in Mainland China's Political Development. They Should Act on It.

A range of observers and experts predicted that mainland China’s rapid economic modernization since the early 1990s would lead to social and political liberalization. Needless to say, that has not come to pass. The mainland’s economic reforms have neither led to liberal democracy nor social equality, nor have they enhanced transparency and accountability. Still, I am more