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‘I felt they were very miserable. I had already violated professional ethics. But in that situation, people were all compassionate,’ said Mr. Chan Kiu.

The first million-person demonstration in Hong Kong on June 9, 2019 shocked Beijing. From then on, Beijing began to brew a ‘once for all' solution for Hong Kong

Perovskite solar cells offer better performance and lower production costs than traditional silicon-based technologies, but currently their life is limited.

Press freedom in China continues to deteriorate under CCP rule. The Chinese citizen journalists’ situation is especially dire.

After considering Ted Hui’s charges in Hong Kong, the judicial institutions in Australia ruled that he had good character and was suitable to become a lawyer.

As the 7 most influential global tech companies gradually abandon Hong Kong, it is expected to become isolated.

After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the number of newly registered companies with ‘Russia’ in their names has surged in Hong Kong.

Ms. Tam’s dismissal was due to Facebook posts she made in 2019.

Dubai has pushed Hong Kong’s port out of the number 10 place. The shuffle reflects the rapidly declining fortunes of the port, once the world’s busiest.

‘Absolutely insane that Hong Kong is now a place where a piece arguing *AGAINST* violence is somehow evidence of national security offences.’

Last week, Morgan Stanley and HSBC cut dozens of jobs in the Asia & Pacific region, with at least 80 percent from mainland China and Hong Kong.

‘We just got kicked out of our own university,’ said a student activist who protested Chinese ambassador Xie Feng’s speech in Harvard University on April 20.