Hong Kong Police Warn Residents to Avoid Red Lines on Politics

The transcript discusses the vetting process for national security, emphasizing the importance of identifying and addressing threats. It highlights the perpetual nature of security risks, especially in a hostile international environment, and mentions the geopolitical tensions involving the United States and China. The role of Hong Kong in these dynamics is explored, along with the need for security and stability in society. The government is taking steps to ensure these objectives are met, focusing on livelihood issues and societal function.

What is the significance of the vetting process before the National Security Committee's approval?

How do different countries conduct their national security vetting processes?

What are the ongoing risks to national security mentioned in the text?

In what ways has the geopolitical interest of the United States affected Hong Kong's security policies?

What measures are suggested to ensure stability and security in society?