G-7 Expresses 'Grave Concern' Over Hong Kong Leader's Election

The transcript discusses the global and local reactions to Hong Kong's political situation, focusing on the election of John Lee as Chief Executive. Michael Keane, a Hong Kong lawmaker, highlights the long road to universal suffrage. The G7 and EU express concerns over the erosion of political rights, while Beijing defends the electoral changes. The future implications for Hong Kong's political landscape, including investor concerns and policy changes, are also explored.

What is the main concern expressed by Michael Keane regarding Hong Kong's political future?

• The lack of universal suffrage

• The environmental policies in Hong Kong

• The economic growth of Hong Kong

• The education system in Hong Kong

What was the G7's reaction to John Lee's election?

• They remained neutral

• They expressed grave concern

• They supported the election process

• They congratulated John Lee

What principle does the EU believe is being dismantled in Hong Kong?

• Environmental sustainability

• Cultural heritage

• Economic independence

• One country, two systems

What significant change has occurred in Hong Kong's Legislative Council?

• It has been privatized

• It has been completely revamped

• It has been dissolved

• It has been expanded

How has Hong Kong's approach to COVID-19 been influenced by Beijing?

• By implementing similar restrictive measures

• By adopting more lenient policies

• By ignoring the pandemic

• By focusing solely on vaccination