Twenty-five Hong Kong democracy activists were charged Thursday with taking part in a banned June candlelight vigil marking the anniversary of China’s 1989 Tiananmen crackdown. They included prominent …
Beirut, Hong Kong, Climate Change: Your Friday Briefing
Hong Kong foreign press says journalists being targeted in US-China stand-off
Foreign journalists in Hong Kong are facing “highly unusual” visa delays at a time of high tension between the US and China, a group representing international media has said. The Foreign …
Dozens Charged in Hong Kong for Taking Part in Tiananmen Protest
The charges against 24 people for attending an annual vigil are the latest signs of an intensifying crackdown on the pro-democracy movement.
Taiwan to see more cloud businesses shifted from Hong Kong
Taiwan is emerging as an increasingly important destination for international cloud service providers to set up new footholds as Hong Kong is losing luster in the sector due to China’s implementation …
Taiwan to see more cloud businesses shifted from Hong Kong
Taiwan is emerging as an increasingly important destination for international cloud service providers to set up new footholds as Hong Kong is losing luster in the sector due to China’s implementation …
Hong Kong foreign press says journalists being targeted in US-China standoff
Foreign journalists in Hong Kong are facing “highly unusual” visa delays at a time of high tension between the US and China, a group representing international media has said. The Foreign …
China’s Offer to Help With Virus Testing Spooks Hong Kong
Infections have surged in the city, and its labs have been going at full speed. But wariness of the Chinese Communist Party runs deep.
Coronavirus recovery: invest rainy day savings to boost Hong Kong’s economy
Public investment to support Hong Kong’s most promising sectors is needed to help cushion the impact of the pandemic on an economy that was already struggling. If the EU can get 27 countries to agree …
‘Sheep without a shepherd’: Hong Kong churches torn by politics
When Hong Kong’s largely peaceful pro-democracy protests turned violent last summer, it drove a wedge through every section of society, dividing friends, families and also worshippers at its more than …