Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said Monday she will not run for a second term as chief executive of the territory in a leadership election slated for May 8.Lam, who became the first female chief executive of Hong Kong in 2017 after being chosen as a Beijing-favored candidate, revealed her decision in a daily COVID-19 press briefing, citing family affairs.It has been reported that the No. 2 official in Hong Kong, Chief Secretary for Administration John Lee, will join the race for the city's next leader."This is not a question of evaluating my performance or the performance of the SAR government…READ FULL ARTICLE
