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Massive crowds march in Central Hong Kong for the second Sunday, protesting an extradition bill.
Kelvin Lam and Stella oppose the extradition bill, fearing risks from Chinese authorities.
Hong Kong's election features 1,200 voters choosing among three candidates loyal to Beijing.
Hong Kong's dollar peg faces pressure amid China's slowing economy and rising US interest rates.
Joshua Wong discusses his prison release and the ongoing fight for democracy in Hong Kong.
Hongkongers defy a ban to commemorate the Tiananmen Square massacre in Victoria Park.
Nearly 40% of the 90,000 babies born in Hong Kong last year had parents who were Mainland residents, intensifying local frustrations over maternity services.
Evergrande shares drop 12% after a failed $2.5 billion deal and a two-week reprieve when trading resumed.
Beijing intensifies its crackdown on Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement amid the pandemic.
Mark Houghton honors his late teacher, renowned filmmaker Lau Kar Leung, while pursuing his dream in the competitive Hong Kong film industry.
Fiona Ray discusses her unique painting style and upcoming exhibitions in London.
European firms reconsider their presence in China amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Sir John Major discusses Afghanistan and global security at the FT Weekend Festival.
Joshua Wong's meeting in Berlin raises tensions between China and Germany over Hong Kong protests.
Malaysia's economic strategy, led by Minister Idris Jala, focuses on policy reforms to transition from a middle-income to a high-income developed nation.
Theresa May rejects immigration changes at G20, while Merkel faces election defeat in Germany.
McDonald's in China runs out of meat due to supplier scandal involving expired products.
A Boeing 747 delivers dairy cows to Greenfield's farm in Surabaya, Indonesia, to meet rising demand.
Viviane Chang embraces modern Chinese medicine, influenced by Union Sun's innovative products.
Mumbai's Bhendi bazaar is set for a $1 billion redevelopment to improve living conditions.
New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern shifts policy on China's human rights amid trade concerns.
Hong Kong's city newsstands have been declining rapidly, now down to 350 from 2,500.
In Mexico City, scammers operate pirate ambulances that intercept 9-1-1 calls, charging high fees to transport patients to outdated private clinics.
Hong Kong's Halloween celebrations turn political as protests against a mask ban escalate.
Professor Robert Schiller discusses stock market overvaluation and investment strategies in 2015.
Hong Kong investors can now access Shenzhen-listed stocks through the Shenzhen Stock Connect, enhancing investment opportunities and market integration.
Edward Snowden's departure from Hong Kong strains US-China relations significantly.
Ben Bland and Louise Lucas examine whether start-ups in Hong Kong and Singapore are succeeding.
Protesters have clashed with police in Bangkok during ongoing anti-government demonstrations.
Chris Patten discusses Hong Kong's governance and the impact of Beijing's policies on its identity.
Michael Sandel critiques how money influences access to essential needs in society.
Hong Kong's transformation into a financial hub is shaped by historical events and resilient companies.
Oleg Deripaska and Vladimir Potanin clash over Norilsk Nickel, with Roman Abramovich's stake complicating matters.
Tracey Emin presents her first solo exhibition in Greater China at galleries in Hong Kong.
Xiao Jian Hua is abducted from a Hong Kong hotel, raising fears of Chinese government influence.
U.S. protesters adopt tactics from Hong Kong amid rising police tensions.
The UK defense review highlights a return to hard power amid shifting world order and Brexit.
A standoff at Polytechnic University in Hong Kong sees students trapped amid escalating protests.
Ukraine resumes ship movements in the Black Sea from Odessa amid rising tensions with Russia.
On Sunday, 1 million people came to Hong Kong to protest against a controversial extradition law.
Protesters in Hong Kong demand political reform while Carrie Lam focuses on economic issues.
The Chinese government plans to replace Carrie Lam as Hong Kong's leader by March next year.
Hong Kong protests challenge Xi Jinping's vision for China amid rising authoritarianism.
Hong Kong bans face masks under emergency powers amid rising protests and police brutality.
Emma Dunkley discusses how the Federal Reserve's rate rise affects Hong Kong's housing market.
Protesters storm Hong Kong's Parliament amid the worst political crisis since 1997.
Hong Kong protests escalate after a student's death and a shooting incident on Monday.
Kari Lam withdraws Hong Kong's extradition bill after months of protests, but demands remain unmet.
