Brian Wong

Brian Wong is the founding editor-in-chief of the Oxford Political Review, and a Rhodes Scholar from Hong Kong.

TAIPEI, TAIWAN – 2021/03/21: Burmese demonstrator makes a three finger salute during an assembly to commemorate the deaths in military crackdowns in Myanmar and protesting against ongoing killings and coups at Liberty Square in Taipei.<br />
As live ammunition and deadly forces have been applied to dispersions and arrests of protesters, the fatalities across Myanmar have been climbing since the coup erupted in early February, with international supports and pressures including the US, Singapore calling upon to put brutality to an end and seek rooms for dissolution. (Photo by Daniel Tsang/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

ASEAN states must act to help Myanmar. This is where they should start

A pro-democracy supporter draped in a U.K. national flag, also known as the Union Jack, sits outside West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts during a hearing for 47 opposition activists charged with violating the city’s national security law in Hong Kong, China, on Wednesday, March 3, 2021. Dozens of pro-democracy activists are still waiting to find out whether they’ll be freed from jail before theyre tried on subversion charges as Beijing presses ahead with plans to overhaul the financial hubs electoral system. Photographer: Lam Yik/Bloomberg via Getty Images

What Hong Kong needs to rebound from two terrible years