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But in beijing's perspective, it is all about regaining control over hong kong, and about the great rejuvenation of the chinese race, and that is what president xi jinping has been talking about in his speech. | translation: the practice of one | country, two systems has achieved the success in hong kong recognised by all since its return to the motherland. president xi will be hoping his visit convinces hong kongers and the world that stability on these shores following his crackdown in hong kong, and that it will usher in a revival of the global financial centres�*s bruised economy. martin...

He says Hong Kong has "risen from the ashes" but critics accuse China of crushing the main freedoms.

And make an exhibition. this pillar was one of the few remaining public memorials to tiananmen square in hong kong, where the anniversary was marked annually until being banned by the authorities in 2020. they cited covid measures as the reason, but with china forbidding any public recognition of the massacre, questions have been raised over attempts to erase history in this semi—autonomous region. russell trott, bbc news. our reporter, martin yip, is in hong kong. what has the reaction been to this move? ,, ., .,. ., what has the reaction been to this move? ,, ., ., ., , ., move? quite a mi...

This is bbc news, the latest headlines. china is warning the us, as president biden orders a fresh inquiry into the origins of covid, belarus's diversion of a passenger plane will be investigated by the un civil aviation agency, as the mother of the arrested opposition journalist asks for international help. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has condemned the overhaul of electoral rules in hong kong. the sweeping changes, approved on thursday, limit the number of directly elected legislators. they also mean candidates will be vetted — keeping out those critical of beijing. the bbcï¿...

Kong's democratic party, has said they will find a gap to survive. for the democratic party, we're still debating or still discussing within our party on our role forward. whether or not we will join the election, it is still too early to call. other parties remain undecided on whether they should run in future elections. because, under the new law, if you want to run in the election, you would first have to be vetted by a committee that includes the national security police. if you fail this process, that could well mean that the police have secured enough evidence to prosecute you, while if ...