Hong Kong pro-democracy activists are discussing a plan to create an unofficial parliament-in-exile to keep the flame of democracy alive and send a message to China that freedom cannot be crushed, ... ( read original story ...)
New Hong Kong Security Law Prompts Rise In Self-Censorship
China’s sweeping national-security law for Hong Kong is prompting some ordinary citizens to quickly change behavior and hide their support of the city’s antigovernment movement, for fear of becoming ... ( read original story ...)
Decoding the Funding Woes Of the Indian Startup Ecosystem In the Wake Of COVID-19
The Indian start-up growth story has been adversely impacted since early months of 2020 with the outbreak of the pandemic ... ( read original story ...)
Hundreds arrested in Hong Kong protests, as analysts weigh in on national security law’s impact
About 370 protesters were arrested in Hong Kong on Wednesday — 10 of them were apprehended for breaching the new security law just one day after it took effect. ( read original story ...)
Ask WSJ: The Future of Hong Kong
July 1 marks the 23rd anniversary of Britain's handover of Hong Kong to China, a date that holds increased significance as mainland China takes new legal and enforcement steps in Hong Kong to help ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Activists Discussing Parliament-In-Exile After China Crackdown, Campaigner Says
LONDON (Reuters) - Hong Kong pro-democracy activists are discussing a plan to create an unofficial parliament-in-exile to keep the flame of freedom alive and send a message to China that freedom ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Opens Door to China’s Hulking Security State
A new national security law will allow Beijing’s sprawling and secretive security system to establish a visible foothold in the territory. ( read original story ...)
House passes bill to sanction Chinese entities that menace Hong Kong, banks that work with them
The House of Representatives on Wednesday night passed a bill to impose sanctions on entities that help violate Hong Kong's autonomy and financial institutions that do business with them, a response ... ( read original story ...)
Countries prepare to take in Hong Kong refugees fleeing China’s crackdown
Democracies such as Britain and Australia are formulating measures to help, while risking blowback from a furious Beijing. ( read original story ...)
Security law could hurt Hong Kong as global business hub
China's imposition of its sweeping national security law on Hong Kong has already divided the business community. Now executives are anxiously waiting to see whether its implementation will undermine ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Security Law Means It’s No Longer Business as Usual
The breadth of the law and rapidly deteriorating relations between China and the West raise the prospect that international businesses or their employees could eventually become targets. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan advises citizens to avoid Hong Kong after new law
Taiwan citizens should avoid unnecessary transits through or visits to Hong Kong, Macau or mainland China after the passing of a new national security law for Hong Kong, a senior Taiwan government ... ( read original story ...)
New Hong Kong virtual lender Ping An OneConnect, HSBC ease banking processes in battle for SME sector
Hong Kong’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have emerged as a new battleground for the city’s banking sector, which has been revitalised by the launch of eight virtual lenders that do not have any ... ( read original story ...)
There’s division between public and business opinion on Hong Kong’s new law: Prof
Compared to the general public, corporate Hong Kong is less opposed to the new national security law and is going along with the decision "in the name of stability rather than democracy," says James ... ( read original story ...)