Hong Kong mass protests that started more than two months ago against Extradition Bill, have not shown signs of abating. On the contrary, riots and violences by...
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Hong Kong mass protests that started more than two months ago against Extradition Bill, have not shown signs of abating. On the contrary, riots and violences by...
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Philipphines President, Rodrigo Duterte on Monday, September 16, met with the officials of the Communist Party of China (CPC) led by Chongqing party chief Chen Min'er at...
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It's a viscerally emotive picture. A woman who appears to be pregnant lies on the floor of a subway station. It was taken on July 21, after...
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With a burly figure and bald head, it is not easy for Mr Lau Chak Kei to blend in with a crowd. "When I'm off duty and...
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Major European nations are seeking to raise their profile in the Asia-Pacific, with freedom of navigation operations and concern about rising tensions in the South China Sea...
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Street cleaner Tsui finished work at 5.30pm on Sunday (Sept 8), grabbed a quick dinner and headed for Wan Chai MTR station to go home, only to...
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Chinese Ambassador to Germany Wu Ken condemned here on Wednesday some German politicians’ move of treating Hong Kong separatist Joshua Wong Chi-fung as their guest, and urged...
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No protesters have been killed in police action over the past three months of demonstrations, the Hong Kong government has stressed, as rumours that at least three...
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Demosisto In the protest against the extradition bill that has been suspended, young people of Hong Kong are known to be at the forefront. Many protest leaders...
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Hong Kong’s Chief Executive, Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor warned the demonstrators that they were pushing the city “falling into abyss”. Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor who was then...
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Hong Kong mass protests that started more than two months ago against Extradition Bill, have not shown signs of...
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