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Timeline: Hong Kong under 25 years of Chinese rule

Hong Kong has marked the 25th anniversary of its handover from British to Chinese rule.

China marks Hong Kong handover anniversary, as doubts hang over city

President Xi Jinping, who is making his first trip outside the Chinese mainland since the start of the pandemic, will give a speech later in the day.

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Xi defends vision of Hong Kong on 25th anniversary of return

China’s leader Xi Jinping has marked the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return with a speech that emphasized Beijing’s control over the former British colony under its vision of “one country, two systems."

China's Xi arrives in Hong Kong in his first trip off the mainland since the onset of the pandemic

The trip is for the 25th anniversary on Friday of Hong Kong's handover to China from British colonial rule.

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China's Xi visits changed Hong Kong for handover anniversary

Chinese leader Xi Jinping arrived in Hong Kong to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the British handover of a city that his rule has transformed from a global hub known for its political freedoms to one that is much more tightly controlled by the Communist Party.

Farewell to Hong Kong and Its Big Lie

Falsehoods, gaslighting, and endless fabrications in the city are equaled only by the cowardice of the people partaking in the insulting ruse that it is still free.

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Hong Kong’s landmark Jumbo floating restaurant sinks at sea

The giant restaurant known for its neon signage spent nearly half a century serving customers in Hong Kong.

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Victim of pandemic, Hong Kong floating restaurant towed away

A floating restaurant that fed Cantonese cuisine to Queen Elizabeth II, Tom Cruise and millions of other diners has been towed from its Hong Kong harborfront location after falling victim to the pandemic.

Carrie Lam says Hong Kong hasn't become 'just another Chinese city'

"And if I may just add, stability is extremely important for Hong Kong to maintain and enhance status as an international financial center," she told CNBC's Emily Tan and Martin Soong. Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said the national security law was "absolutely necessary" to ensure Hong Kong's stability. Lam also said the exodus of expatriates and foreigners from Hong Kong in recent months was not due to the newly enacted National Security Law — seen by some as Beijing's tightening of its grip over the city — but as a result of the the strict pandemic controls and measures that "make people very impatient." The enactment of the national security law and subsequent improvements to increase stability," Lam said on Street Signs. "Stability is important to maintain enhanced Hong Kong as a financial center.

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Thousands of people are leaving Hong Kong — and now it's clear where they're going

Many global cities stand to benefit from Hong Kong’s increasing “brain drain” of talent. Here are the major metropolises that are taking the talent in.

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Lam says Hong Kong now has China patriots firmly in charge

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says Chinese patriots are now firmly in charge of the city following the election of its new leader, who ran unopposed in a process controlled by Beijing.

Hong Kong leader says China patriots now firmly in charge

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam on Monday said Chinese patriots are now firmly in charge of the city following the election of its new leader, who ran unopposed in a process controlled by Beijing from start to finish. Lam’s comments came a day after a carefully vetted election committee voted overwhelmingly to approve John Lee, a hard-line security chief who oversaw a crackdown on Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement. Appearing with Lee, Lam said such changes were necessary to restore order and stability in the Asian financial hub.

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EXPLAINER: What comes next with John Lee leading Hong Kong?

A Hong Kong committee stacked with mostly pro-Beijing members has almost unanimously voted for John Lee to become the city's next leader.

Beijing loyalist John Lee will be Hong Kong's next leader

John Lee, a Beijing loyalist, has been elected as Hong Kong's next Chief Executive.

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Beijing loyalist John Lee elected as Hong Kong's next leader

John Lee, a hard-line security chief who oversaw a crackdown on Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement, has been elected as the city’s next leader in a vote cast by a largely pro-Beijing committee.

China installing former security chief as Hong Kong leader

China is installing a career security official as the new leader of Hong Kong in the culmination of a sweeping political transformation that has gutted any opposition in the Asian financial center and placed it ever more firmly under Beijing’s control.

Why Hong Kong’s Election Features Only One Candidate: QuickTake

Replacing Hong Kong’s leader is a complicated, closed-door affair that epitomizes the central problem facing the Asian financial hub: How to balance the public’s desire for autonomy with China’s demands for control? The city’s Basic Law, which came into effect the day the British left, contains the promise of a popular vote some day, but electoral reforms imposed from Beijing in 2021 made that goal even more distant. In the end, an elite group of just 1,500 people who represent business, interes

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Why Hong Kong’s Election Features Only One Candidate

Replacing Hong Kong’s leader is a complicated, closed-door affair that epitomizes the central problem facing the Asian financial hub: How to balance the public’s desire for autonomy with China’s demands for control? The city’s Basic Law, which came into effect the day the British left, contains the promise of a popular vote some day, but electoral reforms imposed from Beijing in 2021 made that goal even more distant. In the end, an elite group of just 1,500 people who represent business, interes

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How China Has Stacked the Deck in Hong Kong Elections

Replacing Hong Kong’s leader is a complicated, closed-door affair that epitomizes the central problem facing the Asian financial hub: How to balance the public’s desire for autonomy with China’s demands for control? The city’s Basic Law, which came into effect the day the British left, contains the promise of a popular vote some day, but electoral reforms imposed from Beijing in 2021 made that goal even more distant. In the end, an elite group of just 1,500 people who represent business, interes

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YouTube takes down Hong Kong leader candidate's channel

YouTube has taken down the campaign channel of Hong Kong’s sole candidate to become its next leader, John Lee, citing compliance with U.S. sanctions imposed against the former No. 2 official.

Hong Kong to ease COVID-19 restrictions as infections fall

Hong Kong will ease some social distancing measures later this month, allowing people to dine in at restaurants in the evening and lifting restrictions on private gatherings, as the number of COVID-19 infections declined in recent weeks

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Hong Kong to ease COVID-19 restrictions as infections fall

Hong Kong will ease some social distancing measures later this month, allowing people to dine in at restaurants in the evening and lifting restrictions on private gatherings, as the number of COVID-19 infections declined in recent weeks.

India's Delhi swelters under early heatwave

(in sequences) Delhi residents are sweltering under an early heatwave, with the temperature reaching 39 degrees on Wednesday after breaking the 40 mark earlier in the week. India's meteorological department has issued heat warnings for several parts of northern India where temperatures were recorded at 6-10 degree celsius above normal. "It's just the beginning so it's going to be worse in the coming days," says business owner Anuj Ahuja.

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John Lee secures nominations for Hong Kong leadership race

Hong Kong’s former No. 2 official John Lee has formally registered his candidacy in the election for the top job after securing 786 nominations to enter the race.

Hong Kong's ex-No. 2 official to stand for leadership polls

Hong Kong’s former No. 2 official John Lee has formally declared his candidacy for the upcoming leadership election, entering the race for chief executive viewed by many as Beijing’s preferred candidate.

Staunch crackdown supporter to run for Hong Kong's top job

Hong Kong’s No. 2 official has submitted his resignation and plans to seek the top job in a sign of Beijing further tightening its grip on the city and its politics.

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says she won't seek second term

Lam's five years as the territory's chief executive was marked by widespread protests against her government.

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Hong Kong leader Lam won't seek new term after rocky 5 years

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says she won’t seek a second term after five rocky years marked by huge protests, a security crackdown and an overwhelming COVID-19 wave.

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says she won't seek second term in office

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam listens to reporters' questions during a press conference on March 21, 2022 in Hong Kong, China. Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam will not be pursuing a second term in office, she said during a press conference on Monday. "This is not a question of evaluating my performance or the performance of the Hong Kong SAR government in this term. This is a question of my personal wish and aspiration," Lam said in response to a question on why she would not run for the upcoming chief executive election. "So I am taking this earliest opportunity to inform the public through the media that I would not contest in the coming chief executive election," she added.

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Hong Kong urges testing, Shanghai struggles under lockdown

Hong Kong authorities are asking the entire population of more than 7.4 million to voluntarily test themselves for COVID-19 for three days in a row starting next week.

Hong Kong urges testing, Shanghai struggles under lockdown

Hong Kong authorities on Saturday asked the entire population of more than 7.4 million people to voluntarily test themselves for COVID-19 at home for three days in a row starting next week. The announcement by Chief Executive Carrie Lam came as the southern Chinese city is struggling to contain its worst outbreak with authorities sending mixed signals about testing and lockdowns. Lam said a “compulsory, universal test” of the whole population is still essential, but did not say when that might happen.

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Pakistan marks national day with military parade

A parade of troops and military equipment in Islamabad on Wednesday marked Pakistan's national day. The day fell while Pakistan was hosting a meeting of foreign ministers from Muslim nations. The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) meeting and national day celebrations were also attended by China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi. DURATION: 01:27

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WHO: COVID-19 cases rise for 2nd straight week, deaths fall

The World Health Organization says the number of new coronavirus cases globally increased by 7% in the last week, driven by rising infections in the Western Pacific.

Hong Kong to lift flight bans, cut quarantine for arrivals

Hong Kong’s leader Carrie Lam said Monday that the city would lift flight bans on nine countries including Britain and the U.S. on April 1.

Hong Kong will review COVID-19 restrictions as cases decline

Hong Kong’s leader says the government will consider lifting strict social distancing measures as new COVID-19 infections in the city continue trending downward.

Crematoriums in Hong Kong at capacity, coffin supply running out amid devastating COVID-19 wave

Crematoriums in Hong Kong are reportedly filling up as the region nears 1 million infections and faces the world’s highest COVID-19 death rate in its current outbreak. Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam told reporters during a press conference on Wednesday that the new wave of COVID-19 cases and their resulting deaths is putting a strain on the region’s healthcare system. “Our crematoriums are working day and night, and they are already close to their capacity,” she said.

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Pandemic postcard: COVID outbreak leaves Hong Kong in limbo

As a COVID-19 outbreak overwhelms Hong Kong, it’s hard for its 7.4 million residents to know what’s next.

China Locks Down Entire Province in Struggle to Contain Covid Outbreak

To contain the latest outbreak of Covid, Chinese authorities locked down the entire Chinese province of Jilin.

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China shuts business center of Shenzhen to fight virus surge

China has responded to a spike in coronavirus infections by shutting down its southern business center of Shenzhen, a city of 17.5 million people.

China tightens controls as more virus cases reported

China has instituted new COVID-19 restrictions that included urging the public not to leave Beijing and closing schools in Shanghai while the leader of Hong Kong warned that its coronavirus outbreak has yet to reach its peak.

China fights new COVID-19 spike with more selective approach

China is tackling a COVID-19 spike with selective lockdowns and other measures that appear to slightly ease its draconian “zero tolerance” strategy.

COVID-19 cases, deaths continue to drop globally, WHO says

The World Health Organization says the number of new coronavirus cases and deaths globally have continued to fall in the past week.

Hong Kong leader says no fixed time frame for mass testing

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says reducing the skyrocketing number of deaths in the latest coronavirus surge is the city’s priority, putting a plan to test the entire population on hold in the latest flip-flop in the government’s pandemic response.

Hong Kong puts mass testing on hold as COVID-19 deaths rise

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said Wednesday that reducing the skyrocketing number of deaths in the latest coronavirus surge is the city's priority, putting a plan to test the entire population on hold in the latest flip-flop in the government’s pandemic response. Lam said there is “no specific time frame” for a citywide testing, two weeks after she announced it would happen this month. The city of 7.4 million people is in the grip of a spiraling omicron outbreak that has swamped hospitals and morgues and reduced hours or shut restaurants and other shops in the normally bustling financial hub.

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Hong Kong Reports Record COVID Cases; Movements May Be Restricted

A health officer said the number of confirmed cases is doubling every two to three days.

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Hong Kong Reports Record COVID Cases; Movements May Be Restricted

A health officer said the number of confirmed cases is doubling every two to three days.

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Hong Kong reports record cases; movements may be restricted

Hong Kong’s leader says people’s movements may be restricted during mandatory testing this month of the entire population for the coronavirus, as health officials reported more than 55,000 daily infections, a new record, and over a hundred deaths.

China Leadership Gathers as Economic Challenges Mount

China’s annual parliamentary pageant -- the National People’s Congress -- opens Saturday in Beijing, bringing President Xi Jinping one step close to a precedent-defying third term in power. Amid the pomp and propaganda at the Great Hall of the People, the Communist Party leadership will lay out policies to address the country’s biggest challenges, such as rebuilding growth slowed by Covid. The 3,000-or so deputies always give their ceremonial seal of approval to everything proposed, but that doe

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Hong Kong considers lockdown as daily infections top 34,000

Hong Kong has reported more than 34,000 new coronavirus infections on Monday, a record, as authorities assess the possibilities of locking down the city.

Grumbling grows as Hong Kong sticks with zero-COVID policy

Hong Kong residents are becoming increasingly annoyed with the administration’s insistence on sticking to Beijing’s zero-COVID strategy as the city posted another record number of new cases.

Hong Kong announces $21 billion budget to support economy as city battles new Covid wave

Financial Secretary Paul Chan said the spread of the virus has "dealt a heavy blow to many people, disrupting both their life and work."

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Hong Kong Orders Mandatory COVID-19 Tests For All Residents

The city hopes to boost its vaccination rate to 90% by early March.

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Hong Kong orders mandatory COVID-19 tests for all residents

Hong Kong's leader says the city will test its entire population for COVID-19 in March as it grapples with its worst outbreak driven by the omicron variant.

Hong Kong says anti-virus controls might be tightened

Hong Kong's top health official says anti-virus controls that ban public gatherings in Hong Kong of more than two people might be tightened to stop a surge in infections.

Hong Kong reports more than 6,000 new cases in virus surge

Hong Kong has reported 15 coronavirus deaths and more than 6,000 confirmed cases for a second day.

Hong Kong plans mandatory COVID-19 testing for every resident as cases climb

Hong Kong leaders are planning to mandate testing for the city's nearly 7.5 million residents to combat rising cases

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'No-COVID' policy drags on Hong Kong economy as cases surge

Once bustling Hong Kong is languishing amid a strict zero-COVID strategy that has closed bank branches and movie theaters.

Xi urges Hong Kong to control surging COVID-19 cases

The directive from China's president comes as Hong Kong faces the worst outbreak yet of the pandemic, with daily cases surpassing 2,000.

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Xi urges Hong Kong to get control as COVID-19 cases surge

Hospitals in Hong Kong are struggling to keep up with an influx of coronavirus patients amid record numbers of new infections as the city doggedly adheres to its “zero-COVID” strategy.

Young hockey player thinks outside of the ice rink to help him get a little boost

A creative eight-year-old boy from Utah glides across the ice with his powerful leaf blower.

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Hong Kong's zero-covid approach meets growing frustration

Hong Kong residents are growing increasingly frustrated with ever tighter coronavirus restrictions imposed by city leaders in line with Beijing’s zero-COVID policy.

Hong Kongers rush for haircuts, produce ahead of new curbs

Hong Kong residents are lining up outside hair salons and snapping up fresh vegetables a day before tightened coronavirus restrictions go into effect, as new daily cases in the city ballooned to more than 1,100.

Hong Kong limits private gatherings to fight COVID-19

Hong Kong’s leader has announced the city’s toughest social-distancing restrictions yet, including unprecedented limits on private gatherings, as new daily cases surge above 600.

Top Hong Kong official resigns over birthday party fiasco

A top Hong Kong official has resigned after he attended a birthday party with 200 guests, at least one of whom later tested positive for the coronavirus.

Top Hong Kong official resigns over birthday party fiasco

A top Hong Kong official resigned Monday for attending a birthday party with about 200 guests in early January as the city was battling a coronavirus surge. At least one guests later tested positive, and Secretary of Home Affairs Caspar Tsui was among several officials and lawmakers ordered to quarantine after the party, which was held for Witman Hung, a delegate to China’s legislature. Tsui said in a statement issued Monday afternoon that he had not “set the best example during the recent outbreak.”

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Hong Kong cuts foreign arrival quarantine from 21 to 14 days

Hong Kong is cutting the length of mandatory quarantine for people arriving from overseas from 21 to 14 days, even as the southern Chinese city battles a new surge in COVID-19 cases.

Hong Kong virus cluster in housing prompts partial lockdown

Hong Kong has expanded a partial lockdown and tightened pandemic restrictions after more than 200 cases of COVID-19 were discovered at a public housing estate.

Column: Democracy is dying in Hong Kong. But why should the rest of us care?

The last time I visited Hong Kong, the pro-democracy movement was in full swing. Two years later, the battle seems to have been lost.

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Hong Kong suspends officials, isolates some 170 party guests

Hong Kong authorities have suspended several government officials from duty and will order about 170 people to be quarantined at a government facility after they attended a birthday party where two guests later tested positive for the coronavirus.

Travel industry must 'roll with the punches' amid Covid uncertainty, says travel services firm

The travel industry will be in flux for the foreseeable future as Covid requirements from governments evolve, said Todd Handcock of Collinson Group.

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Covid in Hong Kong: Here's a list of everything that will be shut down starting tomorrow

Among the tightened social-distancing rules taking effect for two weeks from Friday are a ban on eating in restaurants after 6pm

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Hong Kong bans flights from U.S. and 7 other countries as omicron surges

Hong Kong authorities announced a two-week ban on flights from eight countries and held 2,500 passengers on a cruise ship for coronavirus testing as the city attempted to stem an omicron outbreak.

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Hong Kong news site to shut; pro-Beijing lawmakers sworn in

A group of lawmakers loyal to China’s Communist Party were sworn in to Hong Kong’s Legislature on Monday following an election without opposition candidates.

Hong Kong news outlet to close amid crackdown on dissent

A Hong Kong online news site says it will cease operations in light of deteriorating press freedoms, days after police raided and arrested seven people for sedition at a separate pro-democracy news outlet.

Hong Kong Editors Charged, U.S. Criticizes Raid

Two former editors from a Hong Kong online pro-democracy news outlet were charged with sedition and denied bail Thursday.

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Hong Kong editors charged with sedition, US criticizes raid

Two former editors from a Hong Kong online pro-democracy news outlet have been charged with sedition and denied bail.

How democracy was dismantled in Hong Kong in 2021

For Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement, 2021 has been a year in which the city’s authorities and the central government in Beijing stamped out nearly everything it had stood for.

Renowned Tiananmen massacre monument removed in Hong Kong

A monument at a Hong Kong university that was the best-known public remembrance of the Tiananmen Square massacre on Chinese soil has been removed as one of the city’s last places of public commemoration of the bloody 1989 crackdown.

China's Xi endorses Hong Kong's 'patriots only' election

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has endorsed Hong Kong's first legislative elections held under new laws ensuring that only “patriots” loyal to Beijing could run as candidates.

Pro-Beijing candidates sweep Hong Kong elections

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said she was "satisfied" with the election despite the 30.2% voter turnout being the lowest since the British handed Hong Kong over to China in 1997.

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Pro-Beijing candidates sweep Hong Kong elections

Pro-Beijing candidates have won a landslide victory in Hong Kong’s legislative elections, beating out moderates and independents in the city’s first polls since Beijing passed a resolution to amend the city’s election laws to ensure that only “patriots” loyal to Beijing could run the city.

Voter turnout plunges in Hong Kong under new election laws

Voter turnout in Hong Kong sank to 30 percent Sunday in the first legislative election since Beijing amended the laws to reduce the number of directly elected lawmakers and vet candidates to ensure that only those loyal to China could run.

Hong Kong election defines dramatic changes by Beijing

Elections for Hong Kong’s Legislative Council on Sunday mark the culmination of Beijing’s campaign to rein in the body that had once kept it from imposing its unrestrained will over the semi-autonomous territory.

Hong Kong public gears up to vote amid new election laws

Hong Kong voters are preparing to vote for the first time this weekend since election laws were changed, amid a dearth of opposition candidates months after the city began cracking down on dissent.

Hong Kong officials distance themselves from Nanking footage

Hong Kong officials distanced themselves from the screening of a 1937 Nanking massacre video in a primary school that left some children in tears, saying schools are not required to screen such graphic footage. The clip, which came from a documentary of the Nanking massacre, depicted Japanese soldiers killing civilians in the former Chinese capital. “While learning history is of paramount importance, how to learn is something that we will defer to the education sector, because we have very well-trained teachers, we have well-run schools,” Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said during a press conference on Tuesday.

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Different ways to recycle your Christmas tree

Tens of millions of Christmas trees are sold in America every year, and there are thousands of ways that you can recycle them since they are biodegradable.

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Hong Kong declares wild boars fair game after animal attacks

Hong Kong authorities have had enough of wild boars.

Hong Kong To Tighten COVID-19 Rules, Hopes China Reopens

Hong Kong has not had a major local outbreak since the beginning of the year, with virtually no local transmission in recent months.

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Hong Kong’s Non-Election Is Momentous and Meaningless

Devoid of genuine debate or competition, this poll is a warning sign pointing to the lack of genuine democracy the financial capital can expect in future.

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China-to-Hong Kong Travelers Will No Longer Need Quarantine

Since the beginning of the pandemic, most Hong Kongers haven't been able to freely enter mainland China.

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Hong Kong’s Covid Policies Are Borderline Reckless

The government appears to be pushing every method of containment but the one that would actually work: vaccinations. This misguided approach is causing more harm than good.

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Hong Kong protester convicted in first trial under Chinese national security law

Leon Tong Ying-kit, a former restaurant cook, could face life in prison for charges of terrorism and secession.

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Verdict due in Hong Kong's 1st case under stern security law

A verdict is due to be delivered in the trial of the first person charged under Hong Kong’s controversial national security law

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Hong Kong district councilors must take oath despite exodus

Hong Kong’s leader said Tuesday that remaining elected district councilors will still need to take an oath pledging allegiance to the city despite the resignation of dozens of their peers who are refusing to do so. The resignations follow media reports that councilors may have to repay their wages if they are later disqualified from office. The requirement that the city’s more than 400 district councilors take the oath was introduced this year.

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9 Arrested In Alleged Hong Kong Bomb Plot

The arrests come as China is increasing its control over Hong Kong.

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Hong Kong arrests group including teenagers over alleged terror plot

The group is accused of plotting bombings, as officials warn of "dangerous ideologies" in the city.

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9 Arrested Over Alleged Plot To Plant Bombs Around Hong Kong

Police made the arrests after uncovering an attempt to make explosives and plant bombs across the city. Of the nine arrested, six are secondary school students.

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Security Official Tapped As Hong Kong's No. 2

Beijing has promoted Hong Kong's top security official to the territory's second-in-command.

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Hong Kong watching Chinese nuclear plant after leak reported

Hong Kong’s leader said Tuesday her government is closely watching a nearby Chinese nuclear power plant following a news report that it might be leaking. Government data showed radiation levels in Hong Kong were normal Monday night, Chief Executive Carrie Lam said. Data on Tuesday from the Hong Kong Observatory showed radiation still normal.

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Hong Kong democracy activist Agnes Chow released from jail

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow was released from jail Saturday after serving more than six months for taking part in unauthorized assemblies during massive 2019 anti-government protests that triggered a crackdown on dissent in the former British colony. Chow, 24, was greeted by a crowd of journalists as she left the Tai Lam Center for Women. Only a small group of supporters were on the scene, an apparent reflection of the government’s threats to jail those it deems in violation of a sweeping national security law that Beijing imposed on the territory a year ago.

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