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China September 9, 2020

China military show of force near Taiwan has experts asking if island could be the 'next Hong Kong'

A stream of Chinese fighter jets sliced through Taiwan's southwest airspace on Wednesday, according to the self-ruled enclave's defense ministry, marking the latest in a string of perceived threats by Beijing in recent weeks. 

Coronavirus September 8, 2020

Stool testing for coronavirus may be effective in detecting cases in children and infants, report says

Stool tests may detect coronavirus more effectively than respiratory tests in infants and children, according to researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK).

Hong Kong September 7, 2020

Hong Kong cops criticized internationally following violent arrest of 12-year-old girl

Hong Kong police have come under fire following footage that went viral of officers tackling a 12-year-old girl out buying art supplies during a pro-democracy protest.

Hong Kong September 6, 2020

Hong Kong police arrest dozens of protesters as government delays elections: report

Reports on the number of arrested individuals continue to increase throughout Sunday.

World August 21, 2020

Hong Kong to begin mass COVID-19 testing Sept. 1

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam announced Friday that mass coronavirus testing will commence for the city's residents on Sept. 1, 2020.

Hong Kong August 20, 2020

State Dept. ends three agreements with Hong Kong, over Chinese crackdown on freedoms

The State Department announced Wednesday that it is ending three agreements with Hong Kong, amid China’s crackdown on freedoms in the territory -- and escalating tensions between the U.S. and the communist regime.

China August 19, 2020

Trump administration suspends extradition, tax agreements with Hong Kong

The Trump administration on Wednesday nixed three bilateral trade agreements with Hong Kong related to extradition and tax agreements in response to China’s encroachment on the former British territory’s sovereignty. 

Hurricanes - Typhoons August 19, 2020

Typhoon Higos adds to southern China's rain and flooding woes

China suffered a double blow Wednesday of flooding and landslides from unusually heavy seasonal rains and a typhoon that came ashore on its southern coast.

Asia August 15, 2020

Sen. Ted Cruz: China sanctions me again – Communist Party is terrified and lashing out

China announced sanctions against me this week for the second time in a month. This time it was for speaking out against China’s deepening control of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong August 14, 2020

China's national security law triggering radical transformation of Hong Kong's human rights

Despite pledges from top Hong Kong officials that the draconian national security law, which contains 66 articles and criminalizes succession and subversion, to terrorism and collusion, would only impact a small fraction of the seven million population, almost every facet of the once independent enclave – from education to civil society to technology – has been radically transformed in just over a month.

China August 12, 2020

Hawley responds to Chinese sanction, says Hong Kong raid should serve as 'wakeup call' for the free world

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., told Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ on Wednesday that China's raid of Apple Daily's Hong Kong newsroom should serve as a "wakeup call" to the entire free world about the intentions of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).