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In the wake of the imposition of national security law, Hong Kong appears to be losing its sheen and, as a result, global talent is leaving the Asian financial

In the wake of the imposition of national security law, Hong Kong appears to be losing its sheen and, as a result, global talent is leaving the Asian financial

A generation of Chinese people from rural areas who moved to the big cities to find work is reaching retirement age, but many are finding they have been left outside the country's urban pension system despite extensive reforms in recent years.Zhang Shumin and her husband, Liu Yuchen, spent over 20 years working as sanitation workers in Beijing and live in a tiny room next to a

With the closure of Stand News, a pro-democracy news site in Hong Kong, at the end of 2021, the alarms signaling the continuing erosion of press freedom around the world have become deafening.

China continued to strengthen its national security regulatory regime by introducing the new Data Security Law in 2021 - China has further strengthened its legislation on...

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken Wednesday called on the Peoples Republic of China (PRC) and Hong Kong to release several arrested journalists. After Hong Kong authorities raided Stand News and...

A university anymore. this is more a place where china tell their own version of the story and its completely the opposite of what the population of hong kong wants. hong kong is a place for freedom of expression, and hong kong is a place like the western world, like new york and london and these places. so this is the image of hong kong and they have destroyed hong kong totally, i think. you mentioned involving a lawyer and trying to get your work back. are you hopeful that your work will come ...

Hong Kongs leader Carrie Lam touted plans to revive a controversial security law that ignited a political firestorm two decades ago, after completing an election to install a new legislature filled with Beijing loyalists.

G7 countries expressed their ‘grave concern over the erosion of democratic elements’ after Sunday’s election.

Relations between Beijing and China’s tech giants have been complex and in flux for many years. But recently the government has taken a much clearer approach.