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The life and legend of Melville Jacoby

By Hugo Novales “This belonged to your cousin, the war correspondent.” That’s what Bill Lascher’s grandmother told him as she handed him an old typewriter that belonged to Melville Jacoby — the famed WWII foreign correspondent who worked as a radio broadcaster, United Press stringer and photographer for Time Magazine and LIFE. Jacoby was also […]Read Article

The role of theology in an increasingly secular global society, as explained by Reverend Dr Michael Lloyd

By Hugo Novales According to the Pew Research Center, about 62% of adults in the United States self-identified as Christian from 2023-2024. The decline of Christianity over the past few decades in the US has now plateaued, with young Americans from “Gen Z” now surpassing previous generations’ interest in the Christian faith. On the global […]United States · United States Read Article

Sculptor and author Polo Bourieau talks about his latest book — Written in Stone

By Hugo Novales Polo Bourieau, a long-time FCC member, first arrived in Hong Kong in 2003. As an artist who studied at Académie de Nantes and developed his interests through his early work in France, Bourieau made a name for himself in Asia by commissioning monumental, site-specific sculptures that can be found in iconic locations […]Hong Kong City · Hong Kong Read Article

Does racial equity exist in Hong Kong? An FCC panel discusses how the city is addressing racism and cultural divides in 2025

By Hugo Novales Hong Kong is often referred to as “Asia’s World City” and is home to over 7.5 million people from a variety of ethnic backgrounds. Over 90% of the city’s residents are ethnic Chinese, while the remaining population comes from South and Southeast Asia, Europe, North America, Africa, and other regions. Despite featuring […]Racism · Hong Kong Read Article

Is China a ‘menacing empire’? It’s more of a ‘risky, semi-empire’ says author of new book examining China’s superpower status

By Hugo Novales, FCC In-House Journalist Han Shih Toh, a native Singaporean who’s been based in Hong Kong for the past few decades, has paved an uncommon career path. He has a PhD in theoretical physics from Oxford University, works as a full-time consultant for Headland Intelligence, and freelances as a business and economics reporter […]Hong Kong City · Hong Kong Read Article

Journalists ‘have no privilege to evade taxes,’ Hong Kong leader says after press union alleges ‘unreasonable audits’

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Journalists "have no privilege to evade taxes," HK leader John Lee has said, brushing off a press union's accusation that independent media outlets in the city are facing "unreasonable" tax audits.Taxes · Hong Kong See the Story

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