Localism in Hong Kong
Taiwan voters just cut China’s Xi Jinping down to size – Analysis
The Taiwanese, especially after seeing how Beijing suffocated Hong Kong in the past four years, do not want to be ruled by China
Hong Kong burnishes China ties as luster as global hub fades
Every few generations, Hong Kong transforms itself, evolving from a swampy fishing village to 19th century colonial port, to capitalist outpost and factory after China's 1949 revolution, to 21st century financial center.
Chinese high ranking official surrenders to the US & make revelations about the coronavirus?
China’s Deputy National Security Minister left his country via Hong Kong and sought refuge in the US
China congress moves to take 'powerful measures' on Hong Kong unrest
A measure calling for "powerful" steps to curb Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement was submitted to China's rubber-stamp parliament on May 22, a move expected to fan fresh protests in the semi-autonomous financial hub.
Joshua Wong, the Face of Hong Kong's Democracy Movement: Why the World Will Keep the Spotlight on Hong Kong in 2020
Joshua Wong (Demosisto) is one of the most prominent faces of Hong Kong's democracy movement and a leading figure in the "Umbrella Movement" which came into being in 2014. Together with hundreds of thousands of Hongkongers, the now 23-year-old is campaigning for free elections, reform of the voting system and democratization of the Chinese Special Administrative Region of Hong Kong.
Hong Kong gears up for Christmas holiday protests
Hong Kong is gearing up for demonstrations over the Christmas week with protesters planning to gather in districts across the city, including in prime shopping malls, the latest in more than six months of unrest.
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Death of Hong Kong student likely to trigger further protests
A student at a Hong Kong university who fell during protests over the weekend died on Nov. 8, the first student death in months of anti-government demonstrations in the Chinese-ruled city that is likely to be a trigger for fresh unrest.
Three people in critical condition as protests rock 'heavy-hearted' Hong Kong
Three people were in critical condition in Hong Kong on Nov. 4, authorities said, after a weekend of chaotic clashes with anti-government protesters that led China to call for a tougher stance to end months of unrest in the Asian financial hub.
Hong Kong chaos sees tear gas, attack on Chinese news agency
Anti-government protesters attacked the Hong Kong office of China's official Xinhua News Agency for the first time on Nov. 2 after chaos broke out downtown, with police and demonstrators trading gasoline bombs and tear gas as the protest movement approached the five-month mark.
Hong Kong 'won't rule out' Chinese help over protests: Leader
Hong Kong's under-fire leader Carrie Lam on Oct. 8 said China intervening to end months of pro-democracy protests is an option following a particularly violent week of unrest that paralysed the city.