The last Hong Kong company sanctioned, Pixel Devices Limited, was named for providing electronic products worth over $210 million to Russia since April 2022.

A policy built entirely on punishments or giving up will be counterproductive, leading to further undermining of remaining autonomy, the CSIS report said.

‘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

Despite its superficial attractiveness, the ‘old for new’ housing policy can hardly save China’s property market, says China economist Davy Jun Huang.

French border police prevent the repatriation of a Chinese dissident by Chinese embassy staff.

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.

Park Joo-hyun, a lawyer and cyber terrorism expert of the South Korean Police, captured Huawei’s WiFi signal during a special inspection on April 7.

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.