Month: May 2020

Rising tensions between the U.S. and China over Hong Kong have American businesses caught in the crosshairs amid a fight that they fear could disrupt their operations and that casts doubt over their ... ( read original story ...)

Here are the week’s top stories, and a look ahead. 1. Outrage over the death of George Floyd has incited a wave of demonstrations and unrest across the country. From the streets of Minneapolis, where ... ( read original story ...)

Chinese state media took aim at the US government over the weekend as many American cities were gripped by raging protests and clashes, comparing the unrest with the pro-democracy movement in Hong ... ( read original story ...)

Britain will not look away from is responsibilities to Hong Kong, foreign minister Dominic Raab said on Sunday, repeating London's offer of extended visa rights in response to China's push to impose a ... ( read original story ...)

China's state media and the government of Hong Kong lashed out on Sunday at U.S. President Donald Trump's vow to end Hong Kong's special status if Beijing imposes new national security laws on the ... ( read original story ...)

Beijing is using fear and pressure to drum up support for its increasingly hard-line stance in the Asian financial capital, threatening its status as a global business center. ( read original story ...)

Phyllis Lam has lived in Hong Kong for 42 years. It’s where she was born, went to school, met her husband and planned to raise her two children. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong officials lashed out on Saturday at moves by U.S. President Donald Trump to strip the city of its special status in a bid to punish China for imposing national security laws on the global ... ( read original story ...)

China's decision to impose national security laws on Hong Kong has exacerbated public and international concerns over the erosion of freedoms in the city and has rekindled anti-government protests in ... ( read original story ...)

President Trump's decision on Hong Kong could "drastically" impact U.S. companies operating in the territory, one analyst says. ( read original story ...)

People’s Daily newspaper said the attempts to interfere in Hong Kong "grossly interfere in China’s internal affairs" ... ( read original story ...)

The law seeks to ban “treason, secession, sedition and subversion.” But it is so broadly defined and vaguely worded that it will greatly expand the CCP's control over Hong Kong by criminalizing ... ( read original story ...)