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 concerns did Michael Keane express regarding the future of universal suffrage in Hong Kong?

How did the G7 foreign ministers describe the election of John Lee?

What was John Lee's response to the concerns raised about the electoral system in Hong Kong?

What implications does the electoral reform have on the Pro Democracy camp in Hong Kong?

In what ways has Beijing's authority affected Hong Kong's policies, particularly regarding COVID-19?