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China on Thursday criticised British Foreign Secretary David Cameron and other foreign politicians for smearing an upcoming Hong Kong security law, as local authorities said feedback on the law...

The Security Bureau on Thursday criticized British Foreign Secretary David Cameron for smearing the upcoming legislation of Article 23, as t...

The law, known as Article 23, will target crimes including treason, theft of state secrets, espionage, sabotage, sedition, and 'external interference,' including from foreign governments

Hong Kong: Govt rejects biased remarks

Michael Shum A staggering 98 percent-plus of the 13,000 opinions received by the government supported the enactment of Basic Law Article 23 ...

Rest of World News: The United States and Britain on Wednesday criticised the Hong Kong government over a proposed new national security law, saying it would curtail free

Once upon a time, in October of 1952, a cold fall brought a newborn son, Vlad the Lad, to Leningrad (now St. Petersburg, Russia). Vlad the Impaler was Romanian, and

If Article 23 goes ahead in its proposed form, the free world should be prepared to act

Once upon a time, in October of 1952, a cold fall brought a newborn son, Vlad the Lad, to Leningrad (now St. Petersburg, Russia).

Despite pressure from the Presidential Office the Verkhovna Rada rejected the Cabinet of Minister's draft law on restarting the Bureau of Economic Security (BES). On Feb. 23, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine rejected the Cabinet of Ministers’ draft law #10439 on the fake restart of the BES. Despite huge pressure from the Office of the President and persuasion from the Justice and Economy ministries, the law only got 222 out of the 226 votes needed for it to pass.