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Israel’s Supreme Court on Monday struck down a controversial government plan to limit the powers of the judiciary, in an unprecedented move that reignited fierce tensions in the country as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wages war against Hamas in Gaza.

Finance chief confident that candid exchanges with US businesses during four-day visit helped improve mutual understanding

WASHINGTON - The United States is imposing new visa restrictions on Chinese and Hong Kong officials over guilty verdicts in the National Security Law trial of pro-democracy organizers in Hong Kong, the State Department said on Friday (May 31). Fourteen Hong Kong pro-democracy activists were found guilty and two were acquitted on Thursday in a landmark subversion trial that critics...

HONG KONG--The United States on Friday expressed its deep concerns about the convictions of 14 pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong under a Beijing-imposed national security law, saying its taking steps to impose new visa restrictions on mainland Chinese and Hong Kong officials responsible for the implementation of the sweeping legislation.

Three Days Prior to the Report's Release, a Civilian Demanded From Israel's Attorney General That Netanyahu's Medical Status Be Made Public, Contending That Keeping It Hidden Renders a Basic Law That Allows Declaring the PM Unfit for Office Ineffective

Chief Executive John Lee’s delivers his ‘four expectations’ on New Year’s Eve, with national security first on the list.

‘Singing a little soft’, Education Bureau’s annual report says of national anthem in schools, but praises ‘solemn’ behaviour of most at flag-raising ceremonies.

The government hit back at the smears made by 24 foreign countries, including the US and the UK, on Friday under the name of the so-called &...

Outgoing councillor says he did not want to become a ‘spineless politician’, so did not seek re-election in the December polls.

Hong Kong: Govt rejects skewed remarks