HK Needs to Show More Good-Faith Efforts, Says Brooking Institute’s Ford

The video discusses the Hong Kong government's use of emergency measures to control ongoing protests, which is seen as a political miscalculation. It explores potential solutions, emphasizing the need for the government to address all five protester demands. The discussion highlights the risks of escalating violence and the importance of de-escalation to prevent further intervention. The international perspective, particularly from Washington, is considered, noting that violence could undermine support for the protesters.

In what ways can the government demonstrate good faith efforts to address the protesters' concerns?

What are the potential consequences if the government escalates its response to the protests?