The Hong Kong protests are putting China on a collision course with the west | Simon Tisdall



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From Trump’s tariffs to Iranian oil, sources of tension are multiplying. Beijing’s next move could be a tipping point As pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong escalate, so does China’s fury. The unrest is now in its ninth week. It has evolved from limited, student-led opposition to a proposed extradition law into a broad-based, fully fledged challenge to Beijing’s rule. It is threatening to undermine China’s control of the former British colony and President Xi Jinping’s control of China. His quasi-dictatorial authority is on the line. A critical tipping point is in sight. How long before China’s tough-guy leader, accustomed to getting his way and not averse to using force, loses patience? Related: Violence, strikes and chaos as protests sweep Hong Kong – in pictures Why are people protesting? Continue reading…


The Hong Kong protests are putting China on a collision course with the west | Simon Tisdall

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