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Jamil Anderlini is the Asia Editor of the Financial Times, responsible for all coverage out of Asia. He was previously Beijing Bureau Chief.
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Chief of subway operator targeted by Beijing says company faces ‘unprecedented crisis’
Question is whether shadow of Beijing looming in the background will foil proposed takeover
Fresh clashes with police damp hopes that government climbdown will stop violence
If Beijing maintains its hard line against protesters, the violence could intensify
Demonstration at aviation hub follows night of mayhem in Asian financial centre
Absence of city’s political leaders leaves force to bear brunt of demonstrations
Trade officer was returning from trip to Shenzhen when he went missing
It has become an obstacle to Xi Jinping’s vision of a ‘great rejuvenation’ of China
Violent protests escalate after general strike
It is not hard to imagine the Chinese regime losing patience with the chaos in Hong Kong
Police tactics of standing by while demonstrators trashed legislature seemed deliberate
The FT's Asia editor Jamil Anderlini reports from inside the city's legislative building
Lack of intra-Asian institutions surprising given regional economies’ mutual reliance
Further protests planned despite mothballing of proposals to try suspects in China
FT Asia editor Jamil Anderlini reports as police fire tear gas
Critics fear new bill will allow China to seize suspects for trial on mainland
The state spends more on monitoring its people than guarding against foreign threats
An uninspiring opposition has singularly failed to put a brake on his authoritarianism
Beijing miscalculated the depth of frustration and anger in Washington
Lawyers increasingly confident in their ability to meet the aspirations of clients
Beijing has succeeded in neutralising attacks on its policies in Xinjiang
Indonesian president campaigning as defender of Islam but fate of Uighurs remains taboo
Beijing will want to keep control of several sensitive anniversaries to be marked in 2019
Jamil Anderlini looks behind China's GDP numbers
Big dilemma for companies such as GM and Texas Instruments that have their biggest markets there
