Hong kong
Hong Kong hands media mogul Jimmy Lai 20-year prison sentence
The sentence ends Hong Kong's highest-profile national security trial and a legal sagathat has spanned nearly five years.
Hong Kong to require remote operation of tower cranes after Skyline Cockpit demonstration
Hong Kong arrests 21 involved in building renovation on suspicion of corruption
Police arrest Cathay passenger who tried to open aircraft door mid-flight from Boston to Hong Kong
Hong Kong university dismantles, removes Tiananmen statue from campus
Known as the "Pillar of Shame," the statue was a key symbol of the wide-ranging freedoms promised to Hong Kong at its 1997 return to Chinese rule that are becoming increasingly curtailed.
From Hong Kong to Jerusalem: Wax on to Israel
Stephen Ho's unlikely story of aliyah begins with a long-forgotten wax museum, which once was in the Shalom Tower in Tel Aviv.
Olympians need to be educated about Uyghur genocide - opinion
What doesn’t seem to be considered at all is that the athletes themselves need to be treated as adult moral agents and held responsible for what they will do or not do.
Hong Kong douses fire that trapped 150 people on trade centre roof
A fire broke out in the building in the busy shopping and commercial district of Causeway Bay.
How did a girl from Turkey end up studying in Israel?
In Israel, she said, “You learn to enjoy life in its basic charms."
Biden offers temporary safe haven to Hong Kong residents
President Joe Biden on Thursday offered temporary "safe haven" to Hong Kong residents in the United States, allowing potentially thousands of people to extend their stay in the country.
Hong Kong police arrest pro-democracy tabloid editor
The popular tabloid of staunch Beijing critic Lai folded after several hundred police raided its headquarters on June 17 and froze key assets and bank accounts. It printed its last edition on June 24
Hong Kong Apple Daily newsroom raided by 500 national security police
The raid by 500 officers was the latest blow to media tycoon Jimmy Lai, the tabloid's owner and a staunch Beijing critic.
Chickens, cows, apartments offered up in Asia's vaccination lucky draws
As more transmissible variants of the virus have driven a surge in cases in Southeast Asia in recent weeks, authorities have started offering chances in lucky draws for vaccinations.
Beijing signals Hong Kong electoral reforms to ensure 'patriots' govern
Reforms could also further skew a committee electing the city's leader in favor of the pro-Beijing camp.
