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Radio Free Asia quits Hong Kong as new security law sparks fears of press exodus - Vimarsana News

Radio Free Asia quits Hong Kong as new security law sparks fears of press exodus

Radio Free Asia on Friday said that it was closing its Hong Kong office over national security concerns.

Source: yahoo.com
HK and 'One Country, Two Systems' more important with complex geopolitics: HK Financial Secretary Paul Chan - Vimarsana News

HK and 'One Country, Two Systems' more important with complex geopolitics: HK Financial Secretary Paul Chan

“We are different from the rest of China, in terms of our way of doing things in business," Chan said on Wednesday at the Fortune Innovation Forum.

Bay Area Weather: Rain expected to return Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Bay Area Weather: Rain expected to return Wednesday

The message from the National Weather Service on social media early Wednesday morning was simple and to the point. "Rain returns today," it said.

About the ACWF - All China Women's Federation - Vimarsana News

About the ACWF - All China Women's Federation

The All-China Women's Federation (ACWF), founded in April 1949, is a people's organization of women of all ethnic groups and from all walks of life

Local lawmaker, expert urge more investigations on HK weightlifting and powerlifting association's 'slip of the tongue' mistake - Vimarsana News

Local lawmaker, expert urge more investigations on HK weightlifting and powerlifting association's 'slip of the tongue' mistake

After Hong Kong’s weightlifting and powerlifting association made an apology after its chairwoman called Hong Kong a “small country” during an open event on Sunday, the Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China, told the Global Times on Monday that after consulting with the association, the federation initially believes the incident was only a “slip of the tongue,” emphasizing that it once again reminds all member sports associations to be clear and unequivocal in their discussions about national sovereignty.