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Hong Kong and the Opium Wars - The National Archives » In 1997, Hong Kong stopped being a British colony after more than 150 years of British rule. Authority over Hong Kong was transferred to China. Many see this moment as the end of the last significant colony in the British Empire. Hong Kong became a British colony through two wars: the First and Second Opium […] Nationalarchives.gov.uk

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UF ‘Creative B’ free monthlong movie series begins July 6 with ‘King Kong’ » GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- Get ready to pop some popcorn and break out your favorite blanket. The Florida Museum of Natural History will show free movies each Saturday in July beginning with “King Kong” (1933) on July 6 as part of the University of Florida “Creative B” program. The museum is open to the Floridamuseum.ufl.edu

Mitigation of Influenza B Epidemic with School Closures, Hong Kong, 2018 » In winter 2018, schools in Hong Kong were closed 1 week before the scheduled Chinese New Year holiday to mitigate an influenza B virus epidemic. The intervention occurred after the epidemic peak and reduced overall incidence by ≈4.2%. School-based… Ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

The Queen's death sends Hong Kong into widespread mourning for 'free and civilized' era despite complicated legacy of British rule » Many Hong Kongers view its time under British rule as the city's 'golden age' of relative freedom and prosperity—despite the British empire's complicated legacy in Hong Kong. Fortune.com

Opinion | What Hong Kong’s spiffy marketing campaign for tourists can’t disguise » No amount of spin or rebranding can conceal how this once free and vibrant city has become irreversibly less open. Washingtonpost.com

Climate Strike Hong Kong: 'There's no planet B' - Students stage protest strike, urging gov't action | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP » Hundreds of young environmentalists skipped school on Friday to urge Hong Kong authorities to take stronger action over climate change. Activists marched from Chater Garden in Central to the government headquarters in Admiralty wielding signs saying “Raise your voice, not the sea level” and “There is no planet B.” Some participants wore animal costumes to highlight […] Hongkongfp.com