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‘Among the Braves’ authors say their in-depth investigations could land them in trouble under security laws.

In the future, Hong Kongs role as a

Divergent interpretations of the status quo can coexist during peacetime. But with tensions rising, it’s getting tricky to keep the balance.

Hong Kong, Macau and the nine municipalities in Guangdong province that comprise southern China’s Greater Bay Area continue to innovate…

Mak Meijuan is the Director of the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. He is committed to expanding the development space of Hong Kong youth and cultivating their positive thinking. In an exclusive interview with the "Hong Kong and Macao Meeting Room" column of China News Network, he answered questions one by one. The following is an excerpt from the interview. The full interview is available on Chinanews.com, Hong Kong, November 11 (R...

International financial leaders cast 'vote of confidence' in Chinese mainland and Hong Kong's economies. Hong Kong SAR Chief Executive John Lee said Hong Kong has the advantages of "one country, two systems" and the common law system. The speakers who attended the summit had assets under management of more than US$20 trillion, which is a testament to the scale of the summit. Some participants said that the world should pay attention to and invest in China. The summit featured...

Secretary of Justice Paul Lam Ting-kwok stated on Monday that Hong Kong is determined to enhance its status as a regional hub for capacity b...

Spokesperson of the Hong Kong Liaison Office: US politicians' pressure efforts are in vain. Hong Kong's governance and prosperity are unstoppable, he said. The spokesman said that those US politicians have engaged in political manipulation in a big way. We would like to warn those politicians that any attempt to "use Hong Kong to contain China" and despicable tricks will not shake our determination to firmly safeguard "one country, two systems" and national security, the ...

Beijing’s security law has had far-reaching-effect, snuffing out most of the free press, civil society and political activity

The Taiwanese case is different from Ukraine, and Beijing may have learnt from Putin’s mistakes