Thousands of protesters have been leaving Hong Kong in recent months to escape the brutal national security law. Now that Hong Kong judges are joining the exodu ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong hit by second major storm in less than a week
Hong Kong was drenched for the second time in less than a week as Typhoon Kompasu brought heavy rains on Oct. 13. ( read original story ...)
The Times view on Hong Kong’s legal system: Justice Denied
A campaign of vilification followed Sham Siu-man’s acquittal of pro-democracy protesters Sham Siu-man is a Hong Kong district judge who is shortly to take early ... ( read original story ...)
A Hong Kong university orders the removal of a memorial to the Tiananmen massacre
Activists see the order to remove the Pillar of Shame as the latest sign of Beijing's suppression of Hong Kong. It's reportedly the only major memorial to the massacre still standing on Chinese soil. ( read original story ...)
1 dead, 21 injured as severe storm hits Hong Kong
A strong tropical storm bearing down on Hong Kong has left one person dead and 21 others injured, as city authorities suspended classes, stock market trading and government services ... ( read original story ...)
Artist wants Hong Kong sculpture back as deadline passes
A Danish artist is seeking to get back his sculpture in Hong Kong commemorating the victims of China’s 1989 crackdown on protesters in Tiananmen Square as a deadline passed for its removal ... ( read original story ...)
Typhoon Kompasu batters Hong Kong before easing
Trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange was suspended and flood warnings were issued as winds gusted over 60 mph. ( read original story ...)
Typhoon Kompasu: Schools and trading suspended as strong winds and rain lash Hong Kong
Hong Kong has suspended schools and halted the stock market trading for a day as heavy winds and rains from Typhoon Kompasu lashed the financial hub. Winds raged at about 366 kilometers (227 miles) an ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s ‘Pillar of Shame’ sculpture for Tiananmen victims faces removal
Critics highlighted the role of global law firm Mayer Brown in seeking the artwork’s removal from a university campus. ( read original story ...)
Artist wants Hong Kong sculpture back as deadline looms
A Danish artist is seeking to get back his sculpture in Hong Kong memorializing the victims of China's 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown as a deadline loomed for its removal Wednesday. ( read original story ...)
Typhoon prompts Hong Kong to close schools, stock market
Hong Kong suspended classes, stock market trading and government services as a typhoon passed south of the city Wednesday. Heavy rain from Typhoon Kompasu could flood low-lying areas and residents ... ( read original story ...)
They’re trying to preserve Hong Kong’s neon lights
From Hollywood blockbusters to Wong Kar-wai movies, neon signs have been an iconic representation of Hong Kong. ( read original story ...)
Danish artist hires lawyers to reclaim Hong Kong Tiananmen statue
The Danish artist behind a Hong Kong sculpture mourning those killed in Tiananmen Square has instructed a lawyer to secure his work and bring it overseas after the city's flagship university ordered ... ( read original story ...)
Why Alibaba And Other Stocks Are Unexpectedly Not Trading In Hong Kong Today
Shares of Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE: BABA) and other major Chinese companies listed in the U.S. including JD.Com Inc. (NASDAQ: JD), Baidu Inc. (NASDAQ: BIDU), ... ( read original story ...)