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7 People, 2 Companies Charged Over Hong Kong Fire That Killed 168 People
June 10, 2026By Chris Summers
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Tiananmen Massacre Memorials Span Globe as Remembrance Is Suppressed in China, Hong Kong
June 4, 2026By Arthur Zhang
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Hong Kong Ex-media Mogul Jimmy Lai Will Not Appeal National Security Conviction, Legal Team Says
March 7, 2026By The Associated Press
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Hong Kong Court Overturns Jimmy Lai’s Fraud Conviction
February 26, 2026By Frank Fang
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G7 Foreign Ministers Condemn Conviction of Hong Kong Activist Jimmy Lai
December 17, 2025By The Canadian Press
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Major K-Pop Artists and Record Labels Donate Millions in Aid After Hong Kong Apartment Complex Fire
November 28, 2025By Elma Aksalic
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Cargo Aircraft Skids Off Hong Kong Runway Into Sea, Killing 2 Airport Workers
October 19, 2025By The Associated Press
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Carney Urges Release of Hong Kong Democracy Activist and Publisher Jimmy Lai
October 16, 2025By Paul Rowan Brian
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Typhoon Wipha Batters Hong Kong and Southern China, Hundreds of Flights Canceled
July 21, 2025By Olivia Li
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Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activist Under CCP Threat on American Soil
December 15, 2023By Emel Akan
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US Moves Closer to Closing Beijing-Controled Hong Kong Representative Offices
December 3, 2023By Angela Bright, Connie Yuen
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Financial Giants Converge in Hong Kong Amid Concerns Over Political Situation
November 15, 2023By Bin Zhao, Sean Tseng
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Republican Lawmakers Question Blinken Over Hong Kong Invitation to APEC
November 7, 2023By Frank Fang
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Chinese RMB Poured Into Hong Kong, Coupled With Massive Capital Flow Out
October 8, 2023By Bin Zhao, Olivia Li
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A Brighter Tomorrow: Hong Kong’s Political Prisoners in Two Years, as We Continue to Pray
August 31, 2023By Edward Chin
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Harsh Jail Terms of Hong Kong Student Upheld As Court of Final Appeal Rules National Security Law Overrides Common Law
August 26, 2023By Gigi Lin
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Mainlander Visitors To HK Book Fair Lament Hong Kong’s Loss of Freedom
July 26, 2023By Danny Tang, Harry McKenny, May Tam, Sherry Lin
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Hong Kong Police Issue Arrest Warrants for 8 Overseas Pro-Democracy Activists, Including Canadian Man
July 4, 2023By Andrew Chen
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UK Banks Including HSBC ‘Complicit’ in Hong Kong Human Rights Suppression, Lawmakers Find
February 8, 2023By Lily Zhou
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‘Hong Kong Cafe Let’s Fight Together’: 10-year Promise Turns Artist’s Work Into Best Feature Animation in Berlin
February 2, 2023By Fanyi Zeng, Summer Lawson
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Collective Memories of the Hong Kong Haw Par Mansion and the Rise and Fall of ‘The King of Tiger Balm’
January 29, 2023By Fanyi Zeng, Harry McKenny
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Jimmy Lai’s Son Urges UK to Secure Father’s Release from Hong Kong Prison
January 19, 2023By Nie Law, Shan Lam, Summer Lawson
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Japanese Photographer Denied Entry into Hong Kong After Exhibition on 2019 Pro-Democracy Movement
January 17, 2023By Nathan Amery, Shan Lam
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Elite Hong Kong Tailors Running Out of Craftsmen
March 15, 2015By Valentin Schmid
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Veto Looks Likely for Hong Kong Electoral Reform Package
March 11, 2015By Lin Yi
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Popping the Red Pill: Hong Kong Professionals Get Organized for Democracy Post-Occupy
February 10, 2015By Larry Ong
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Self-Determination? That’s the Chief Executive’s Idea, Says Hong Kong Student Magazine
January 30, 2015By Larry Ong
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Social Rift Between Hong Kong and Mainland
February 14, 2012By Sonya Bryskine
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‘Hip and Trendy’ Bollywood in Hong Kong
August 11, 2010By Cheryl Ng
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July 1 March in Hong Kong Marks Fight for Democracy
July 5, 2009By Lin Yi
7 People, 2 Companies Charged Over Hong Kong Fire That Killed 168 People
