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Hong Kong protesters mark five years since 'Umbrella' street movement

A series of protests for and against Communist Party rulers in Beijing is planned for the Chinese-ruled city ahead of the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic on Tuesday, including at the consula

No umbrellas, please: Hong Kong tells protesters not what to carry in talks

Lam promised to hold the talks to try to end the disruptions in the Asian financial hub

UK bourse could reject Hong Kong's offer to buy London Stock Exchange

LSE and its advisers have wide-ranging concerns, including the possible influence of China on the HKEX

UNHRC disturbed about violent protests in Hong Kong, calls for restraint

She also urged embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam to hold a dialogue with the people of Hong Kong, who should take an opportunity in an effort to end to the crisis "peacefully and constructively"

Hong Kong inseparable from China, secessionism will be crushed: State media

China has accused foreign forces of trying to hurt Beijing by creating chaos in Hong Kong over an extradition bill that would have allowed suspects to be tried in Communist Party-controlled courts

HK police fire tear gas as clashes erupt after thousands appeal to Trump

Riot police dispersed demonstrators in parts of of Central only for them to regather in other districts.

Positive cues from Hong Kong a boost to market sentiment, indices rebound

The Sensex rise was driven by metal, banking, telecom and IT stocks amid some positive news coming from Hong Kong

Extradition bill that triggered Hong Kong protests to be withdrawn

Millions of people have taken to Hong Kong's streets since June in the biggest challenge to China's rule of semi-autonomous Hong Kong since its handover from the British in 1997

China backs Hong Kong leader after recording of her wanting to quit emerges

An audio recording recently emerged of Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam saying she wanted to quit over three months of unrest in the semi-autonomous city

Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters block airport routes after violent night

Flights had so far not been disrupted, and riot police were deployed inside the terminals.

Worst Hong Kong clash in months as protesters hurl petrol bombs at police

Police dispersed crowds with water cannon as the night spiralled into a cat-and-mouse chase across the city, with police making numerous arrests

Hong Kong unrest: Protesters plan to disrupt airport after night of chaos

Protest organisers have urged the public to overwhelm road and rail links to the airport on Sunday and Monday, potentially disrupting flights

Telegram to protect identity of Hong Kong protesters against monitoring

Telegram allows users to search for other users by uploading phone numbers

Hong Kong police arrest 29 after overnight clashes, more protests planned

The protests, which started over a now-suspended extradition bill and have evolved into demands for greater democracy, have rocked Hong Kong for three months

Hong Kong police fire tear gas at demonstrators as protests rage on

It was the first use of tear gas in 10 days after a series of mostly peaceful demonstrations in the former British colony

Hong Kong braces for fresh anti-govt protests as activists target airport

The Airport Authority published a half-page notice in newspapers urging young people to 'love Hong Kong'

The man who 'orchestrated' Hong Kong protests & got into trouble with China

China's relentless campaign of vilification against Lai took a particularly nasty turn last week when his name was purged from genealogical records of his family across the border in southern China

YouTube shuts 210 channels trying to sow political discord in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is in the grip of an unprecedented political crisis

Hong Kong turmoil could trigger world recession, warns Harvard economist

The academic's warning comes days after Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren said Hong Kong's crisis is on his global worry list

From KPMG to Cathay, China warns global CEOs to fall in line on Hong Kong

Cathay, Hong Kong's flagship airline, has become a symbol of what happens when a company is judged to have crossed China's red lines