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Introduction

Cheuk Yui Kwong (preferred name: Thomas) is an international political analyst. As a distinguished international political analyst, Thomas possesses a profound expertise in an array of captivating subjects, including Turkish Foreign Policy, Political Science, and International Relations in the Middle East, in addition to a deep understanding of the intricate politics in Hong Kong and public policy issues spanning education, social welfare, development, and the environment. His acumen also extends to the Gulf Strategic Environment and Red Sea Geopolitics, making him a true connoisseur of global affairs.

 

With an illustrious career, Thomas is a prolific writer and commentator, frequently contributing to influential media outlets and think tanks across the world. His incisive perspectives on public policy, social issues, and development resonate with readers, and his deep insights into Middle Eastern politics captivate audiences. You can find his compelling work featured in publications like ThinkHK, HK01, MingPao, Australian Outlook, TaKung Pao, Wen Wei Po, and Malaysiakini.

Qualifications

  • MA Middle East and Central Asian Studies (Advanced), the Australian National University (ANU) 

  • Double BAs (ANU)

    • Political Sciences  

    • Asian Studies (Middle East Studies; Arabic) 

  • Diploma of Secondary Education in Hong Kong, Hon Wah College  (HWC) 

Languages

  • Cantonese

  • Mandarin

  • English 

  • Arabic (Intermediate)

Current Occupation

  • Political Analyst and General Director in Hong Kong Thinkers Company Limited

  • President and Founder of the Hong Kong Youth History and Cultural Association

Research interests

  • International Relations in the Middle East 

  • Political Sciences

  • Turkish Foreign Policy

  • Red Sea Geopolitics  

  • Ottoman History and Politics 

  • International Security 

  • Gulf Strategic Environment 

  • Politics in Hong Kong 

  • Malaysian Politics

  • Politics in China 

  • Chinese History 

  • Japanese History (Modern)

  • Public Policy in HK (Social welfare, Education, Environment& Development)

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