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Australians' trust in China plummets amid rifts
Jun 24, 2020 (AFP)
A survey from Sydney's Lowy Institute showed the number of Australians who trust Beijing to act responsibly on the world stage fell from 52 percent in 2018 to a...
EU warns China over Hong Kong security law
Jun 22, 2020 (AFP)
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen and European Council chief Charles Michel told China's top leaders of their "grave concern" over the new law,...
China to set up 'national security agency' in Hong Kong
Jun 20, 2020 (AFP)
The new law also would override any existing Hong Kong laws that may conflict with it once it is implemented, Xinhua news agency said in a report detailing the ...
Taiwan urges Beijing to honour Hong Kong's special status
Jun 19, 2020 (AFP)
"By allowing anti-democratic forces and autocrats to advance abroad, we are neglecting our own democratic values," she said via video to the annual Copenhagen D...
Hong Kong's 'rebel' tycoon Jimmy Lai has no regrets
Jun 18, 2020 (AFP)
"I'm prepared for prison," the 72-year-old told AFP from the offices of Next Digital, Hong Kong's largest and most rambunctiously pro-democracy media group. "If...
China moves closer to passing Hong Kong security law
Jun 18, 2020 (AFP)
A draft was submitted to the country's top lawmaking body, the official Xinhua news agency said, and could be approved as soon as Saturday as the Communist Part...
G7 ministers 'strongly urge' China to reconsider Hong Kong law
Jun 17, 2020 (AFP)
"We strongly urge the Government of China to reconsider this decision," the G7 ministers said in a statement shortly before Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was d...
Australian PM 'concerned' over China death sentence for Oz actor
Jun 15, 2020 (AFP)
A Chinese court revealed on Saturday that Karm Gilespie, who used to work in Sydney as an actor and then an investment coach, had been condemned to death earlie...
China will handle some Hong Kong national security cases, says official
Jun 15, 2020 (AFP)
The revelation came as thousands of Hong Kongers gathered on Monday evening on the anniversary of the death of a man during last year's pro-democracy protests. ...
China's foreigner ban leaves global businesses in limbo
Jun 14, 2020 (AFP)
A ban on most foreigners entering the country was implemented in March as the outbreak gathered pace overseas -- leaving families separated and firms struggling...
Fearful Hong Kongers rush to secure limited British passports
Jun 12, 2020 (AFP)
China's plan to impose a sweeping national security law on the city in response to huge pro-democracy protests has Ng mulling the prospect of leaving, the first...
UK outlines 'deep concerns' over Hong Kong
Jun 11, 2020 (AFP)
In its latest six-monthly report to parliament on Hong Kong, the UK government chronicles its alarm at months of unrest and its strong opposition to China's nat...
Hong Kong prosecutors add riot charges over legislature siege
Jun 10, 2020 (AFP)
The building was the focus for crowds at the start of last year's huge pro-democracy protests after the city's unelected leaders tried to fast-track a bill allo...
Australia rejects China's racism warning to students
Jun 10, 2020 (AFP)
China's ministry of education warned students on Tuesday there had been "multiple discriminatory incidents against Asians in Australia" during the pandemic, ram...
Anniversary protests as Hong Kong democracy movement faces triple threat
Jun 09, 2020 (AFP)
Seven months of massive and often violent rallies kicked off on June 9 last year when as many as a million people took to the streets to oppose a bill allowing ...
Hong Kong seethes one year on, but protesters on the back foot
Jun 09, 2020 (AFP)
Seven months of massive and often violent rallies kicked off on June 9 last year when as many as one million people took to the streets to oppose a bill allowin...
China targets land grabs, forced evictions in new law
Jun 06, 2020 (AFP)
Millions of hectares of rural land were taken away from farmers in the past three decades and given to developers as China raced to urbanise, often with little ...
White House says China's Tiananmen Square 'slaughter' not forgotten
Jun 05, 2020 (AFP)
"The Chinese Communist Party's slaughter of unarmed Chinese civilians was a tragedy that will not be forgotten," President Donald Trump's press secretary Kaylei...
Hong Kong protesters seek sanctuary overseas as noose tightens
Jun 05, 2020 (AFP)
The 21-year-old student spent months on the front lines of the pro-democracy protests, which first exploded with huge marches last June and descended into incre...
Banana, bean cake and fertiliser stunts in Hong Kong's legislature
Jun 04, 2020 (AFP)
In the latest event to infuriate the pro-Beijing majority, opposition lawmaker Ray Chan threw a foul-smelling fertiliser onto the green carpet of the Legislativ...
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