Hong Kong's Apple Daily Runs Low on Funds to Print Paper

The transcript discusses the financial struggles of Apple Daily due to court orders and arrests under the national security law. The company is exploring options like seeking court relief, using Taiwan operations, and accepting donations. Additionally, it highlights the strained relations between Taiwan and Hong Kong, with Taiwan recalling its representatives due to political preconditions imposed by Hong Kong.

What is one of the main challenges faced by Apple Daily in continuing its operations?

• Lack of printing technology

• Shortage of news content

• Court orders and banking restrictions

• Decline in readership

Which legal action is Apple Daily considering to access its frozen funds?

• Filing a lawsuit against suppliers

• Seeking relief through the courts

• Appealing to international organizations

• Negotiating with banks

What alternative strategy is Apple Daily considering for digital distribution?

• Collaborating with international news agencies

• Launching a new app

• Using its Taiwan operations

• Partnering with local media

What action did Taiwan take in response to political preconditions imposed by Hong Kong?

• Increased trade with Hong Kong

• Recalled its representatives from Hong Kong

• Signed the one China principle letter

• Opened new offices in Hong Kong

What has China warned Taiwan against in relation to Hong Kong?

• Increasing trade tariffs

• Meddling in Hong Kong's affairs

• Establishing new diplomatic ties

• Supporting Hong Kong's independence