Hong Kong’s Apple Daily May Suspend Operations This Week

The transcript discusses the legal and financial challenges faced by Apple Daily in Hong Kong under the national security law. It highlights the arrest of senior editors, frozen finances, and the potential shutdown of the newspaper. The situation raises concerns about press freedom and Hong Kong's reputation as an international finance hub. Various international reactions and statements from Beijing are mentioned, emphasizing the tension between press freedom and national security. The overarching question is whether this will lead to self-censorship and a chilling effect on journalism in Hong Kong.

In what ways has the narrative surrounding Jimmy Lai and Apple Daily been shaped by the Chinese government?

What concerns are raised about self-censorship among journalists in Hong Kong under the national security law?