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Jamil Anderlini is the Asia Editor of the Financial Times, responsible for all coverage out of Asia. He was previously Beijing Bureau Chief.
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Election is victory for liberal democracy but probably made the region a bit more dangerous
The goal is to impose a heavy price on anyone who opposes the Communist party’s power
FT journalists predict the threats to the liberal world order
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Territory’s chief executive condemns renewed violence outbreaks in shopping centres
Reluctance to offend Beijing breeds silence over the religious minority’s fate
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