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Yonden Lhatoo
Managing Editor, Content
Yonden Lhatoo is Managing Editor, Content at the South China Morning Post. He was a TV news anchor and editor for nearly two decades before he joined the Post as a senior editor in 2015. He began his journalism career as a newspaper reporter covering Hong Kong's transition from
British colonial rule to Chinese sovereignty, and is now a veteran newshand who specialises in Hong Kong and Greater China affairs. Apart from his editorial duties, which cover news content and quality control at the Post, he regularly moderates forums and seminars on current affairs. He has publicly written, spoken and taught about local, regional and global issues for decades, but is still trying to figure it all out.
The Post’s managing editor of content, Yonden Lhatoo, talks about the carnage in Lebanon caused by exploding pagers and walkie-talkies.
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In this week’s issue of the Global Impact newsletter, we take a step back from the ongoing debate after Hong Kong’s domestic national security was signed into law, and look at what is next for the city.
How bad is the situation for these residents, and what hope do they have for the future?
Post executive editor Chow Chung-yan and managing editor Yonden Lhatoo unpack Beijing’s biggest annual plenary event.
Football star leaves tens of thousands of fans outraged and entire city disappointed after sitting out much-anticipated exhibition match.
Pilger was a seeker of truth and an uncompromising chronicler of inconvenient facts that were often missing from the dominant narrative of the legacy Anglo-Saxon media.
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With well over 700 people of nearly 30 different nationalities at the Post, a more diverse and inclusive workplace is hard to find.
