Story Archive
2020-04-30
Department of Foreign Affairs calls on Beijing to “adhere to international law” in South China Sea.
2020-04-30
Lord Patten says there are widespread concerns that China will disqualify pro-democracy candidates from September's general election in Hong Kong.
2020-04-30
Huang Qi's mother Pu Wenqing says she hasn't long to live, and wants a last conversation with her son.
2020-04-29
Authorities on both sides have stepped up physical barriers and electronic monitoring of the border area in recent years.
2020-04-29
The city's Court of Appeal finds that Edward Leung's six-year jail term for 'rioting' during the Mong Kok 'fishball revolution' was proportionate.
2020-04-28
Philippine Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana: “I don’t think they have an intention to harm our men.”
2020-04-28
The violent sieges of two of its universities have left indelible scars on the city's collective memory, students and lecturers say.
2020-04-28
At least two people are being held under residential surveillance at an unknown location on public order charges.
2020-04-27
Meanwhile, China-produced music video on COVID-19 aid draws angry comments on social media.
2020-04-27
Wang Quanzhang is escorted to his family home by police after his wife gets sick, but doubts remain about his future.
2020-04-27
Lam Wing-kei reopens Causeway Bay Books in Taipei, capital of democratic Taiwan.
2020-04-24
Released April 5, Wang says the authorities say he can go anywhere in China -- except Beijing, where his family lives.
2020-04-24
Skyrocketing prices and travel restrictions have caused mounting social tensions, prompting further crackdowns by police.
2020-04-23
Illegal wildlife sold in wet markets linked to infectious “zoonotic diseases,” U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says.
2020-04-23
Washington says Beijing is exploiting the distraction caused by COVID-19 in its neighborhood.
