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The Chinese side expresses grave concern and strong opposition to Britains blatant interference in Chinas internal affairs and severe violation of the basic norms governing international relations by publishing the so-called "Six-monthly Report on Hong Kong".

Hong Kong censors will need to consider what China calls "national security" issues.

Friday marks the 32nd anniversary of the massacre of protesters in Beijing, but for the first time since it happened, there will be no public gathering in the Chinese-speaking world to remember it.

Six former British foreign secretaries have written to Prime Minister Boris Johnson urging him to place Hong Kong on the agenda at the G7 summit.

In Hong Kong, lighting a candle for Tiananmen victims is now a crime Wearing black, or being in or around Victoria Park on the anniversary, could also land someone a one-year sentence in jail. Listen to the story. Visitors tour in front of Tiananmen Gate on the eve of the June 4 anniversary in Beijing, June 3, 2021. Credit: Share It’s much more than a candlelight vigil. In Hong Kong, commemorating victims of the Tiananmen Square massacre is a treasured act of resistance. There is ...

The more we are encouraged to think like cold computers, the more the thesis that "computers must replace human thought" could be maintained. As I outlined in my previous article on the Clash of the Two Systems, the end of the 19th century saw a...

China has labelled Australia and New Zealands security and human rights concerns against Beijing as "groun...

Blockchain, the Core of the CCP’s Digital Currency in Its Ambition for Global Hegemony News Analysis The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been pushing its digital currency project in recent years. The CCP’s central bank has been conducting research on digital currencies since 2014. In August 2019, a report by the CCP’s mouthpiece Xinhua News Agency said that the Central Bank’s Digital Currency Research Institute, established in 2017, had so far “applied for 74 patents involving digi...

); Opinion: How countries deal with China is a litmus test of their commitment to human rights The extent to which we protect and defend human rights tells us who we are as a society, writes Anthony Moore SC. By Anthony Moore Saturday 22 May 2021, 6:30 PM 2 hours ago 2,229 Views 27 Comments Anthony Moor...

When the Chinese government regained control of Hong Kong in 1997, at the end of a...