Jimmy Lai Guilty Under Hong Kong National Security Law
Jimmy Lai was found guilty this Monday under the Hong Kong region’s national security law on charges of colluding with external forces and publishing seditious materials.
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Jimmy Lai was found guilty this Monday under the Hong Kong region’s national security law on charges of colluding with external forces and publishing seditious materials.
China’s foreign ministry condemns the EU’s human rights statement as interference, urging an end to “megaphone diplomacy” and respect for its sovereignty.
After a devastating fire, Hong Kong residents have shown remarkable resilience, uniting in solidarity and prioritizing facts over rumors as the city heals.
Central authorities praise Hong Kong’s new LegCo election as a high-quality democracy milestone under One Country, Two Systems, with record turnout and community unity.
HKSAR has announced the results of its 8th-term Legislative Council election, filling all 90 seats ahead of their January 1, 2026 start.
Hong Kong’s relief fund for families hit by the November 26 fire has reached $422M, offering emergency aid and long-term support.
Hong Kong canceled three Japanese film screenings in the “Food for Thought – A Cinematic Feast” program after PM Takaichi’s recent remarks on Taiwan stirred debate.
Voting for the eighth-term Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region kicked off Sunday morning, with 90 seats up for election.
After last week’s Tai Po fire, a senior Hong Kong psychologist shares practical tips for residents to manage post-fire trauma, from breathing exercises to community support.
HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee announced new polling stations at the HK-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge checkpoint and airport to make voting easier in the LegCo election on December 7, 2025.