If granted, a court injunction against the anthem would most likely make moderating content in Hong Kong more complicated and expensive for U.S. tech companies, he said.
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Hong Kong’s legal action against the city’s protest anthem is “clearly a new kind of challenge for all internet platforms to deal with.”
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“While Cambodia’s economy is set to prosper in the short-term, a geopolitical rethink and structural reforms will be critical to sustaining medium- and long-growth,” he writes.
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“The traditional model of CEOs as credible conduits between the US and China is broken because security considerations now need to be woven into the commercial conversation,” he said.
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“PNG is pretty pivotal because of its size and location,” he said. “It’s a bit of an anchor in that sense in the region, so getting relationships right with PNG is very important.”
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“China’s ability to manage multiple and competing interests, domestic and global, is rapidly becoming a defining challenge for Xi,” he said.
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“Both Washington and New Delhi have shown maturity in side-stepping differences and focusing on the opportunities,” he wrote.
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“Pakistan is a divided country,” and is “getting more divided,” he said.
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As G7 chair, he said, Japan has a “once-in-seven years opportunity to focus” the bloc “on the particular challenges of the Indo-Pacific.”
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“What due-diligence firms do in China puts them in conflict with how China thinks about information and what information should be shared with foreigners,” he said.
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