Marathon bail proceedings for 47 Hong Kong democracy activists charged with conspiracy to commit subversion enter the fourth day on Thursday, in a landmark case after the most sweeping use yet of the ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong elections in China’s sights as Parliament meets
Beijing’s legislature expected to tighten rules on who can run for office in Hong Kong during week-long session. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong protest held as 47 activists appear in court
Democracy activists in Hong Kong have staged the biggest protest against a new national security law in months. Hundreds of people gathered outside the court in which 47 fellow activists appeared on ... ( read original story ...)
Marathon bail hearing for Hong Kong dissidents enters third day
A marathon bail hearing entered its third day as dozens of Hong Kong democracy activists returned to court on Wednesday in a mass subversion prosecution that has reignited international concern over ... ( read original story ...)
Youngest Hong Kong protester sentenced for rioting
A Hong Kong teenager became the youngest person so far to plead guilty to rioting during 2019's huge pro-democracy protests on Wednesday, as he admitted throwing a petrol bomb at police when aged just ... ( read original story ...)
‘Two sessions’: China expected to unveil new controls on Hong Kong
China is expected to unveil new political controls on Hong Kong at this week’s meeting of its rubber-stamp parliament, which is also likely to showcase President Xi Jinping’s further consolidation of ... ( read original story ...)
Noose tightens on Hong Kong as China Congress set to open
China's rubber-stamp legislature meets this week in the Communist Party's biggest political set-piece of the year, with speculation Beijing will use the event to further tighten the noose on Hong Kong ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong energy fund sues Japan in groundbreaking case
The Japanese government has been thrust into “crisis mode” after a Hong Kong-based renewable energy fund broke a longstanding taboo and became the first to lodge an arbitration claim against the state ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Probes Death of Man Who Received COVID-19 Vaccine
Hong Kong authorities are investigating the death of a chronically ill man who died two days after he received a COVID-19 vaccine. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong court adjourns hearing for democracy activists charged with subversion
A Hong Kong court adjourned a second hearing on Tuesday of 47 pro-democracy activists charged with conspiracy to commit subversion, a case that has stoked global concern that Beijing is using a ... ( read original story ...)
Officials says vaccine link uncertain after Hong Kong man dies two days after COVID-19 jab
A 63-year-old man in Hong Kong died two days after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine shot, the Department of Health said in a statement, although it was uncertain if there was a direct ink between his ... ( read original story ...)
China’s Two Sessions: What to watch on Hong Kong, child policy and tech competition
Chinese leaders could use the year's biggest political gathering to accelerate their push for technological self-sufficiency and tighten their grip over Hong Kong. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Opposition Figures Make Pleas for Bail at Marathon Hearing
The hearing comes just days before China’s annual legislature is expected to unveil changes to the city’s political system to keep out politicians who aren’t considered national patriots in the future ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong bail hearings in national security case sound alarm for city’s courts
The prosecution of 47 democracy activists for participating in a primary vote is the widest use of a draconian law that Beijing imposed on the financial center. ( read original story ...)