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An international cross-party network of legislators across the European Union, the United Kingdom, India, Australia and Canada have called on their governments

Commentary Several high-profile Hongkongers—all former lawmakers and pro-democracy leaders—are now living in exile and seeking help from an ...

HONG KONG--Hong Kongs businesses and metro stations reopened as usual on Monday after a chaotic Sunday when police fired water cannon, tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters who blocked roads and threw petrol bombs outside government headquarters.

American exceptionalism cannot be appreciated without contrast. Compare these two scenes: On Wednesday night throngs of rioters rampaged through Seattle’s Capitol Hill district, inflicting “massive amounts of property damage, looting,” and “arson” without sustaining a single arrest. One night earlie

HONG KONG - The record low turnout rate of Sunday’s Hong Kong legislative election is a “telling blow” to surviving democracy in the cit

The record low turnout rate of Sunday’s Hong Kong legislative election is a “telling blow” to surviving democracy in the city, an expert told VOA Wednesday, as others contacted also criticized the poll. The voting rate in the “patriots-only” election of the former British colony’s Legislative Council was only 30.2%, a new low since the…

Voting rate in the ‘patriots-only’ election of the city’s Legislative Council was only 30.2% amid a clampdown on its freedoms by Beijing

HONG KONG - The record low turnout rate of Sunday’s Hong Kong legislative election is a “telling blow” to surviving democracy in the cit

HONG KONG - The record low turnout rate of Sunday’s Hong Kong legislative election is a “telling blow” to surviving democracy in the cit

HONG KONG - The record low turnout rate of Sunday’s Hong Kong legislative election is a “telling blow” to surviving democracy in the cit