The Visual Identity of Bamboo Scaffolding
Growing up in Hong Kong, bamboo scaffolding is everywhere. You could walk two streets in any direction and find a building wrapped in those warm, honey-coloured lattices. The scaffolding, paired…
Hong Kong
An interview with Nathan Law: the fading hope of Hong Kong
Current Affairs Deputy Editor Joshua Guillen interviews Nathan Law, activist and pro-democracy advocate, about his experiences of authoritarianism and political repression in Hong Kong.
An homage to Hong Kong
In the third instalment of The Bubble’s travel series entitled Home, we look at Hong Kong once more. A city large and exciting enough to almost have its own series,…
Home Kong
In the second installment of The Bubble’s travel series entitled Home, Pearl Cheng speaks of the exciting contrasts and harmony found in her native city of Hong Kong.
Interpreting Hong Kong’s National Security Law: a legal perspective
Law student, Cathy Poon, delves into the legal consequences of the National Security legislation imposed by Beijing that has angered so many in Hong Kong.
The Hong Kong Ballet’s 40th Anniversary
An insight into the Hong Kong Ballet for its 40th year anniversary.
‘Durham stands with Hong Kong’ – Why international awareness is becoming increasingly important
As Hong Kong enters its sixth continuous month of protests with no clear end in sight and increasing violence already claiming the lives of a number of protesters, as well…
2019 Hong Kong Protest: Past, Present and Future
Quick summary and recent updates of the ongoing Hong Kong protests.
The Hong Kong Protests and Untapped Campaign Potential
An analysis of why the Hong Kong protests represent a major opportunity for campaigning politicians