[Ranking] The Lion Rock Institute: HK’s No.2 Think Tank
The Lion Rock Institute ranked #2 in Hong Kong, #53 in East Asia(China, India, Japan and Korea), according to the Global Go To Think Tank Index 2019. Report: https://repository.upenn.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1018&context=think_tanks
[Atlas] 2019 Liberty Forum and Freedom Dinner: Cornerstone Talk with Michael Ko
Here’s the Cornerstone Talk of Michael Ko, Executive Director of the Lion Rock Institute. He shares his view of “The fight for freedom in Hong Kong” in the 2019 Atlas Liberty Forum.
Lion Rock Freedom Dinner 2019 – Full picture album
Full picture album
Press Release: The Lion Rock Institute strongly opposes to Mr. Christopher Cheung’s proposal for capital and foreign exchange controls which makes Hong Kong a third-rate financial centre
In response to Christopher Cheung Wah-fung, a member of the Legislative Council of the Financial Services constituency, who advocated capital and foreign exchange control, The Lion Rock Institute, selected by the Pennsylvania University of the United States as the second think tank in Hong Kong, responded as follows: The LionContinue reading>
The Lion Rock Institute Freedom Dinner 2018
The Lion Rock Institute cordially invites you to join the largest annual celebration of economic freedom in Hong Kong. We will celebrate the 14th Anniversary of the institute. If you love and treasure the freedom we have in Hong Kong, you should be part of this event! Mr. John Tsang,Continue reading>
1 2 3 Show (2014/12/12)
On today’s 123 Show, Andrew Shuen joins in at 1.30 to share the biggest trending topics this week! Click here to listen
1 2 3 Show (2014/12/05)
On today’s 123 Show, Andrew Shuen will be back at 1.30 to share trending Hong Kong news. Click here to listen
1 2 3 Show (2014/11/28)
On today’s 123 Show, Andrew Shuen is back in the game at 1.30, sharing the trending news around Hong Kong. Click here to listen
Don’t Follow Argentina
Next Magazine (2014.11.27, A002, Second Opinion, Bill Stacey) A popular explanation for discontent manifested in protests for democracy is that it results from a wealth gap and rising inequality in Hong Kong. It is argued that bad policy is dictated by plutocrats that have extra votes and the government in theirContinue reading>
1 2 3 Show (2014/11/21)
On today’s 123 Show we can hear Andrew Shuen on the trending issues in Hong Kong. Tune in at 1.30. Click here to listen