Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto said on Monday the Nordic country's extradition treaty with Hong Kong should not be applied as Beijing's new security law means people could be transferred to ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Leader Says Pro-Democracy ‘Protest’ Vote Might Have Violated New Security Laws
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Monday that an unofficial city-wide election conducted by the pro-democracy camp over the weekend might have violated new national security laws by "subverting ... ( read original story ...)
Allowing the privileged few to flee Hong Kong isn’t liberation
The reality is that the interests of Hong Kong’s people have always come second when the west confronts Beijing, says academic Yangyang Cheng ... ( read original story ...)
Nathan Law: Hong Kong pro-democracy activist reveals he’s in London
Why people are scared of Hong Kong's new law; The HK residents ready to leave for the UK; Mr Law is a one-time student leader who rose to prominence during mass protests in 2014. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Reimposes Social Distancing As Virus Cases Spike
Hong Kong reimposed social distancing measures on Monday to combat a sudden spike in coronavirus infections, banning more than four people from gathering in public and requiring passengers to wear ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong tightens social distancing again as coronavirus cases rise
Hong Kong will tighten social distancing measures again from Wednesday amid growing worries about a third wave of coronavirus infections, Chief Executive Carrie Lam said. ( read original story ...)
Life in Hong Kong Has Always Been Impossible
Things might not look like this tomorrow.” A view from a hilltop in the Shek Skip Mei area of Hong Kong.Credit...Lam Yik Fei for The New York Times Supported by By Karen Cheung Ms. Cheung is a writer ... ( read original story ...)
Attacking the Hong Kong Dollar Makes Little Sense for the U.S.
The Hong Kong dollar’s peg to the greenback would be a strange target in retaliation against Beijing, and doesn’t seem particularly vulnerable either. ( read original story ...)
US businesses balk at security law but most opt to stay in Hong Kong
Nearly a third of US companies in Hong Kong are considering shifting part of their business out of the city but only 3.8 per cent expect to leave altogether after Beijing imposed a security law on the ... ( read original story ...)
Leading Hong Kong activists charged for Tiananmen vigil gathering
Thirteen prominent Hong Kong democracy activists appeared in court on Monday charged with holding an unauthorised gathering to mark the Tiananmen Square crackdown, the latest in a string of ... ( read original story ...)
76% of U.S. Companies in Hong Kong Are Worried About Security Law, Chamber of Commerce Survey Finds
According to an American Chamber of Commerce survey, 76% of companies were concerned about the sweeping measures barring subversion, secession, terrorism and foreign collusion, with most being “extrem ... ( read original story ...)
Telstra says it will protect clients’ data under Hong Kong security law, but has no plans to pull out
Chinese companies in territory ... ( read original story ...)
Nearly 600,000 vote in Hong Kong pro-democracy primaries
Hundreds of thousands of Hong Kongers have voted in an unofficial two-day primary election held by the city’s pro-democracy camp as it gears up to field candidates for an upcoming legislative poll ... ( read original story ...)
Thousands line up to vote in Hong Kong’s pro-democracy primaries
Hundreds of thousands of Hong Kongers have cast their vote in primary elections organized by the city’s pro-democracy camp. The primaries are being held ahead of Legislative Council elections, and ... ( read original story ...)