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L'Alta Corte di Hong Kong ha condannato due ex leader di un gruppo ormai sciolto che organizzava veglie annuali in memoria della repressione di Piazza Tiananmen del 1989 a Pechino contro i manifestanti pro-democrazia.
La polizia di Hong Kong ha fatto irruzione in due librerie indipendenti e ha arrestato cinque persone sospettate di aver commesso un reato di sedizione, secondo quanto riportato dai media locali. La polizia è stata vista rimuovere grandi scatole di materiale da Have a Nice Stay, una libreria al quarto piano di Prince Edward, intorno alle
Il Dipartimento del Tesoro degli Stati Uniti ha inviato una lettera agli Emirati Arabi Uniti (EAU), a Hong Kong, alla Cina e all'Oman, informandoli delle banche sotto la loro giurisdizione che hanno permesso, agevolato e tratto profitto da attività illecite iraniane, e chiedendo loro di intervenire tempestivamente per porre fine a tali attività. La lettera, condivisa dalla corrispondente diplomatica di Al-Monitor Elizabeth Hagedorn, è l'ultima di una serie di azioni intraprese dal Tesoro in relazione all'Iran.
The death toll from the fire that swept through multiple residential towers in Hong Kong has risen to nearly 150, according to officials. Over 40 still unaccounted for.
Death toll rises to 55 with many more still unaccounted for in Hong Kong's worst fire.
Hong Kong police have arrested three men on suspicion of manslaughter, following a fire that has killed at least 36 people and left 279 others missing—the city’s deadliest blaze in years
At least 36 people were killed by a massive fire on Wednesday that engulfed a high-rise housing complex in Hong Kong, city leader John Lee said. Another 279 people were reported missing.Lee also said that 29 people remained hospitalized
At least 279 people missing after massive fire engulfed several high rise residential towers in Hong Kong’s Tai Po District; death toll rises to 36, with 29 hospitalized
At least 13 people were killed after a massive fire tore through several high-rise residential buildings in a housing complex in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district, injuring at least 15 others, according to authorities
Thirteen people were killed in a fire that spread across multiple high-rise apartment buildings in a Hong Kong housing complex, the city's fire services said Wednesday
A Hong Kong court sentenced Jackie Chen, a prominent social worker, to three years and nine months imprisonment for rioting during the city's 2019 pro-democracy protests, following a retrial
Shares in Hong Kong plummeted more than 12% Monday in their worst day in more than 16 years as China's retaliation against Donald Trump's tariffs ramped up a trade war and fuelled recession fears
A Hong Kong court sentenced former lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting and six other men to jail terms of up to around three years for rioting after being attacked by a mob in the summer of 2019 as pro-democracy protests raged
US sanctions 6 entities in Hong Kong and China for helping Iran build drones: -Dingtai Industrial Technology: -Yonghongan Trade; -Hong Kong Tianle International Co; -DDC Develop; -Shenzhen Zhiyu International; -JP Oriental International Holdings
Police and protesters from at least 28 diasporic groups - including Hong Kong, Tibetan, Uyghur, Chinese Dissident, and other resident organisations - outside the proposed site of the new Chinese Embassy redevelopment in Royal Mint Court central London
Hong Kong national security police have issued a fresh round of arrest warrants for six people living overseas — including activists Carmen Lau, Tony Chung and Chloe Cheung; as well as former pollster Chung Kim-wah, former TVB actor Joseph Tay and Canada-based YouTuber Victor Ho. A reward of HK$1 million has been offered for information leading to their arrests.