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Introducing ‘Hong Kong Silenced’: a new Telegraph podcast documenting Beijings crackdown Told by Hong Kongers, this four-part series tells the story of how the National Security Law has fundamentally changed life in the city 30 June 2021 • 12:01am Mass arrests. Newspaper raids. Banned protests. Exiled politicians. A curriculum designed to brainwash. China has spent decades fine-tuning its playbook on how best to snuff out dissent and rewrite history. Now, Beijing has unleashed those tacti...

Why your company may need its own ‘foreign minister’ Andrew Hammond Short Url https://arab.news/gk2qv One of the success stories of the pandemic has been the fast speed of vaccine development, but this has not stopped some of the companies developing them from becoming political footballs. Despite the AstraZeneca vaccine’s proven efficacy, and the fact that it is being distributed not-for-profit, allowing its introduction at low cost across much of the developing world (it has been used i...

Normal text size Very large text size From a clandestine meeting of 53 people in a Shanghai house to 92 million members across China, the Communist Party of China has driven the longest and largest political movement the world has ever seen. In doing so, it has survived internal revolts, foreign invasions and economic devastation to wield more than 70 years in power. It has crushed internal dissent, wiped out cultural identities and overseen the fastest economic expansion of the modern age. “...

By Michelle Toh, CNN Business Hong Kong has long been Asia's leading financial hub, straddling the West and China. But as Beijing tightens its grip on a

HK businesses struggle for existence after Apple Daily 26 Jun 2021, 17:27 GMT+10 Beijing [China], June 26 (ANI): With closure of Apple Daily, a pro-democracy newspaper in Hong Kong, businesses including tech, media and banks are in fear of the possible end of their businesses in the city as China tightens its grip on a city. Michelle Toh from CNN in her report said that Hong Kong has for decades been a critical hub for foreign businesses looking to engage with China. While Beijing largely regul...

With closure of Apple Daily, a pro-democracy newspaper in Hong Kong, businesses including tech, media and banks are in fear of the possible end of their businesses in the city as China tightens its grip on a city. Michelle Toh from CNN in her report said that Hong Kong has for decades been a critical hub for foreign businesses looking to engage with China. While Beijing largely regulates how overseas companies do business in the mainland, Hong Kong offered them the ability to operate without ...

Hong Kong One Year after the National Security Law

‘We Will Return to a Free Hong Kong’: Australians Mark 2nd Anniversary of HK Extradition Protests Around 500 Hong Kongers living in Sydney held a commemorative rally at the city’s Town Hall on June 12, the second anniversary of Hong Kong’s Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill (Anti-ELAB) movement. The rally was held to remember the millions who marched peacefully in 2019 against the Hong Kong executive’s proposed amendments to the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance, which would have allowed ...

Demonstrations were staged in several cities across the globe on Saturday to commemorate the second anniversary of the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong.

Rest of World News: BANGKOK: Demonstrations were staged in several cities across the globe on Saturday to commemorate the second anniversary of the pro-democracy movement.