Japanese National Arrested Under Hong Kong Security Law
Hong Kong authorities arrest a Japanese businessman under the city's stringent national security legislation, sparking international concern and diplomatic tensions.
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Hong Kong leader: National security threat remains 'severe'
Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee declares the city's national security situation remains precarious, vowing stringent enforcement of the controversial security law amid ongoing challenges.
Hong Kong's Lee slams US report, vows to fight sanctions
Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee has launched a fierce defence of the city's national security laws, dismissing a critical US report as 'slander' and vowing to combat any foreign sanctions, in a significant escalation of diplomatic tensions.
British father fights US extradition in China spy case
A British father, accused by the US of spying for China, is fighting extradition from the UK after fleeing Hong Kong. Now on house arrest in Britain, he claims the charges are politically motivated.
HK Political Prisoners Face 'Systematic Abuse' - Report
A comprehensive investigation by the Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor details harrowing accounts of systematic abuse, psychological torture, and rights violations against pro-democracy detainees, raising grave concerns over the erosion of the city's judicia
UK Minister Peter Kyle Confronts China Over Hong Kong
UK Business Secretary Peter Kyle issues a stern warning to Beijing, expressing 'profound concern' over the new security measures in Hong Kong and their potential impact on UK-China trade relations.
Method Man Banned from Canada for NY Jets Game
Hip-hop icon Method Man denied entry into Canada for the New York Jets season opener, sparking outrage from fans and teammates. The rapper was set to support Aaron Rodgers and the team in their clash against the San Francisco 49ers.
Hong Kong Activists Face Life Sentences in Security Law Crackdown
Thirteen pro-democracy campaigners and former lawmakers in Hong Kong have been convicted under Beijing's controversial national security law, facing potential life imprisonment in a landmark trial that critics decry as a political purge.
Hong Kong Court Orders Liquidation of China's Evergrande
A Hong Kong court has ordered the liquidation of property giant China Evergrande, triggering fears of a deeper crisis in the world's second-largest economy and global financial contagion.
UK Asylum Hotels Echo Hong Kong's Migrant Camps
A former Vietnamese 'boat person' who found refuge in the UK draws stark parallels between the controversial asylum seeker hotel policy and the dire migrant camps of 1970s Hong Kong, urging the nation not to abandon its humanitarian principles.
Evergrande Delisted from Hong Kong Stock Exchange
China Evergrande Group, the embattled property developer at the heart of the nation's real estate crisis, has been formally delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. This marks a dramatic endpoint for a firm whose staggering $300bn debt sent shockwaves
Major Cruise Line Cancels Voyages, Sparks Holiday Chaos
Dream Cruises cancels multiple voyages on its new luxury ship, the World Dream, citing 'extraordinary' booking numbers. Passengers face holiday disruption and scramble for refunds.
Durham Police Investigate Fake Hong Kong Banknotes
Durham Constabulary launches investigation after counterfeit Hong Kong dollar notes surface in local businesses. Police urge vigilance as fake bills lack security features.
Shein Mulls Hong Kong Return as London IPO Stalls
Exclusive: The fast-fashion behemoth Shein is reportedly considering abandoning its stalled London IPO in a dramatic strategic U-turn, with a Hong Kong listing now back on the table. The move signals major hurdles for its UK ambitions.
Starmer Accused of Appeasing China Over Jimmy Lai Silence
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces mounting criticism for his muted response to the persecution of Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, raising serious questions about his commitment to defending British values and press freedom against Chinese authoritarianis
HK activist Tony Chung gets UK asylum
Tony Chung, a prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist, has been granted asylum in the UK after fleeing charges under the city's controversial national security law.
Scottish hip-hop dance in Hong Kong café at Edinburgh Fringe
A groundbreaking dance performance at Edinburgh Fringe 2025 explores Scottish identity and hip-hop culture in an unexpected Hong Kong café setting.
Jimmy Lai's Hong Kong trial enters final phase
Hong Kong pro-democracy publisher Jimmy Lai's trial under China's national security law reaches closing arguments, marking a pivotal moment for press freedom in the city.
Hong Kong exiles demand action against China
Former Hong Kong lawmakers and activists call for international pressure on Beijing, citing human rights abuses and erosion of freedoms.
US warns of Hong Kong freedoms "death knell"
Senior US figures, including Mike Pompeo and Mike Pence, warn of eroding liberties in Hong Kong as China tightens its grip. Is the 'one country, two systems' principle at risk?
HK activist Ted Hui gets asylum in Australia
Former Hong Kong lawmaker Ted Hui, a prominent pro-democracy activist, has been granted asylum in Australia after fleeing political persecution in his homeland.
Hong Kong activist Ted Hui granted asylum in Australia
Prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Ted Hui has been granted asylum in Australia, marking another chapter in the ongoing political tensions between Hong Kong and China.
China pressures Thailand to censor Uyghur art show
Chinese officials allegedly pressured Thai authorities to remove artworks highlighting Uyghur and Hong Kong issues from a Bangkok exhibition, sparking debate over artistic freedom and foreign influence.
Michelle Yeoh on language barriers in Hollywood
Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh discusses her struggles with language, identity, and cultural representation in Hollywood during a candid interview.
UK firms linked to Hong Kong President in Companies House
Several businesses in Liverpool and Manchester have been connected to the President of Hong Kong through filings at Companies House, raising eyebrows in the business community.
Hong Kong journalist arrested after Trump-Xi report
A Hong Kong journalist faces legal repercussions after reporting on a high-profile meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, raising concerns over press freedom in the region.
Jimmy Lai trial: Closing arguments heard in Hong Kong
The high-profile trial of media tycoon Jimmy Lai reaches its climax as closing arguments are presented in Hong Kong, drawing international attention to press freedoms and legal integrity.
Japan warns citizens in Hong Kong after China's new laws
Japan urges its citizens in Hong Kong to stay vigilant following China's new security laws, raising concerns over potential risks.
US official, reporter clash over Hong Kong comments
A tense exchange unfolded between a US State Department spokesperson and journalist Matthew Lee over remarks regarding Hong Kong's legal system.
US citizen fined for smuggling turtles in Hong Kong
A US national has been fined in Hong Kong for attempting to smuggle endangered turtles, highlighting ongoing wildlife trafficking concerns.
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