Hong Kong’s Protesters Have No Good Options
The protesters can watch their autonomy get taken away slowly or fight until they’re met with force.
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Episode Notes
This week the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong escalated, as activists effectively shut down an airport and beat up suspected impostors. Activists show no sign of letting up, even though the local government has withdrawn the extradition bill that initially sparked outcry. How could this possibly end?
Guest: Yvonne Chiu, professor at the U.S. Naval War College
Podcast production by Mary Wilson and Jayson De Leon.
