HONG KONG
In July 2020, then-U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order declaring a national emergency with respect to Hong Kong and imposed economic sanctions on 48 Chinese and Hong Kong officials. This week the United States confirmed that it would not renew the national emergency and removed nine officials from
Hong Kong, Once a Bastion for Free Press, Now Ranks Dismally in Annual Press Freedoms Report
An annual report on press freedoms across the globe published by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) indicates...
Chinese State-linked Newspaper Brands Hong Kong Journalist Association as ‘Anti-China,’ Calls for Its
A newspaper backed by the Chinese regime has called on a prominent journalists' association in Hong Kong...
Chinese Man Detained and Tortured for Signing Anti-Communist Petition on White House Website
Yan Fei, a resident from the central Chinese city of Wuhan, was arrested by local police on April 19...
Hong Kong to Appoint New Leader in May After Carrie Lam Announces Her Departure
Hong Kong will appoint a new chief executive in May after Carrie Lam announced she will not run for a...
4.1 Earthquake Strikes Pandemic-stricken Hong Kong
News Analysis Over 8,000 Hong Kong residents reported feeling an earthquake in the early morning hours...
Hong Kong Authorities Announce New COVID Preventive Measures as Cases and Deaths Rise
As the number of infected people continued to increase in the past week, Hong Kong authorities set up...
Hong Kong Hospitals Placing Body Bags Under Patients’ Beds as COVID-19 Surges Out of Control
There are no funeral ceremonies for some of the hundreds of Hong Kong residents dying everyday due to...
Meanwhile In Hong Kong: COVID Cases and Deaths Touch the Sky
While the entire world has its eyes focused on the military conflict between the Russian Federation and...
Fleeing National Security Law, More Than 20,000 Hongkongers Resettle in Taiwan
More than a year and a half after Communist China imposed its National Security Law limiting freedoms...