Foreign ministers from the Group of Seven major developed countries on Monday expressed "grave concern" over Hong Kong's leadership selection process a day after the semi-autonomous city picked its next chief executive in an uncontested election.Referring to the selection of John Lee, former security chief of the city, as the next leader, the ministers released a statement saying the "process and resulting appointment are a stark departure from the aim of universal suffrage and further erode the ability of Hong Kongers to be legitimately represented."Sunday's election was conducted in a sec…READ FULL ARTICLE
