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Fourteen pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong were convicted in the largest national security case, accused of undermining the government through an unofficial primary election. The case illustrates the use of security laws to suppress dissent post-2019 protests, potentially leading to life imprisonment for those involved.

Another 53-year-old woman has been arrested in relation to the seditious posts regarding a “sensitive date” published on a socia...

Examining the increasingly authoritarian and nationalist character of national security education in China.

Eunice Lam A court heard a recording on the 86th day of Next Digital founder Jimmy Lai Chee-yings national security trial in which he admit...

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called a long-anticipated general election that will take place in the U.K. on July 4.

Chow Hang-tung, a prominent barrister, among those held over social media posts before Tiananmen Square anniversary

The Israeli military said at least eight rockets were fired from Gaza's southernmost city of Rafah into central Israel, while Hamas' armed wing said it launched a "major rocket attack" on Tel Aviv. DW has the latest.

The French leader is urging voters to act as far-right looms over European elections.

A video from the posh holiday island of Sylt shows wealthy young people shouting Nazi slogans and singing xenophobic chants. Are the children of the rich particularly likely to be anti-democratic?

Emmanuel Macron begins the first state visit to Germany by a French President in 24 years on Sunday, a pomp-filled three-day trip described as a tribute to the Franco-German friendship.