Hong Kong

Pompeo Raises Issue of Hong Kong's Autonomy From Beijing

By AMY GUNIA / HONG KONG

Hong Kong Public Broadcaster Suspends Satirical TV Show

By Amy Gunia / Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s Police Watchdog Largely Exonerates Officers

By Iain Marlow / Bloomberg

Can Dogs Get Coronavirus? Hong Kong Pet Tests Positive

By Hillary Leung / Hong Kong
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Nativism Could Bring Hong Kong and China Closer Together

Beijing could mollify many in Hong Kong, and thwart a fledgling secessionist movement, by openly acknowledging the city's unique culture

By Brian Wong

Hong Kong Newspaper Owner Arrested for Alleged Unlawful Assembly

Jimmy Lai was arrested along with Lee Cheuk-yan and Yeung Sum

By Natalie Lung and Sheridan Prasso / Bloomberg

Pet Dog Tests Positive for ‘Low Level’ of Coronavirus

The dog tested “weak positive” for the coronavirus

By Dominic Lau / Bloomberg

'This Will Push Many People Over the Edge,' Parents Warn as Hong Kong Closes Schools Until April Over Coronavirus Fears

(Bloomberg) — The emails are piling up, office queries need attention, and Jackie Yang’s kids won’t leave her alone.“‘Mom, I don’t know how to log on to the computer;’ ‘Mom, help me print out my...

By Lulu Yilun Chen and Bei Hu / Bloomberg

The Future of Hong Kong

In the early summer of 2016, for a single minute every night the facade of the tallest building in Hong Kong, the International Commerce Centre (ICC), transformed into a giant digital timer. Second by second,...

By TIME Staff

Virus Brings Out Ugly Side of Hong Kong's Protest Movement

Anti-Chinese resentment fuels many of the calls to close the enclave's border

By Laignee Barron / Hong Kong

Armed Robbers Steal 600 Rolls of Toilet Paper in Hong Kong

Toilet paper has become scarce in the city following online rumors of shortages due to the coronavirus

By Hillary Leung / Hong Kong

China’s New Hong Kong Boss Ripped Crosses From Churches

Xia Baolong, 67, is the new director of the Hong Kong & Macau Affairs Office

By Karen Leigh and Iain Marlow / Bloomberg

U.S. Journalist Denied Entry to Hong Kong

Michael Yon is best known for his work covering wars in Iraq and Afghanistan

By Amy Gunia

Hong Kong Medics Demand Border Closure Against Coronavirus

Calls for the border with mainland China to be closed come from across the political spectrum

By Laignee Barron / Hong Kong

Hong Kong's Medical Workers Under Pressure From Coronavirus

The coronavirus crisis has exposed cracks in Hong Kong's already overburdened healthcare system.

By Hillary Leung / Hong Kong

In Hong Kong, Coronavirus Brings Back Memories of SARS

Hongkongers are buying face masks and avoiding crowds in scenes recalling the 2003 SARS crisis

By Hillary Leung / Hong Kong

'I Absolutely Will Not Back Down.' Meet the Young People at the Heart of Hong Kong's Rebellion

At 15 years old, Yannus is too young to drive a car, buy a beer or donate blood. But he says he is willing to give his life in the “final battle” for Hong Kong.“Maybe...

By TIME Staff

China Poses an 'Existential Threat' to International Human Rights, Says Rights Group After Director Barred From Hong Kong

China poses an “existential threat” to the international human rights system, according to a new report released today by Human Rights Watch (HRW) after the organization’s executive director was denied entry to Hong Kong at...

By Suyin Haynes and Sanya Mansoor

Hong Kong Denies Entry to Human Rights Activist

He planned to launch a report highlighting Beijing's "intensifying assault" on the global human rights system

By Amy Gunia / Hong Kong

Hong Kong Wants Disney Land for Affordable Housing

The city is home to some of the most unaffordable housing in the world

By Hillary Leung / Hong Kong
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