Coronavirus Fears Ease In Hong Kong And Political Tensions Flare Anew

As Hong Kong emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, with over 1000 cases and four deaths, the city is experiencing a return to both normalcy and political unrest. Businesses are reopening, and restrictions are being lifted by Chief Executive Carrie Lam. However, protests are reigniting, with pro-democracy and pro-China factions clashing over political issues, including a controversial extradition bill. China's influence is growing, with calls for enforcing anti-subversion laws. While coronavirus fears are easing, political tensions are rising, as police tactical teams are deployed to maintain order.

How are Pro China factions responding to the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong?

What are the implications of the anti-subversion laws being enforced in Hong Kong?