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Hong Kong threat: Lam warns Chinese military could be called in
Schools told to report students who wear masks or engage in protests.
Schools told to report students who wear masks or engage in protests.
Financial Times: Is the country a confident superpower or a brittle paranoid regime?
Journalist Tommy Walker was hit by a bullet. Not once, but twice.
Hong Kong's leader insists she banned masks to quell four months of violent protests.
Leaders double down on protesters as government's stance hardens.
Fewer businesses are planning to invest, and that's a worrying sign for future growth.
Comment: Beijing will ultimately crush the protests no matter how much damage it does.
Hong Kong protester shot at close range in fearsome escalation of violence.
Warning labelled 'Chinese propaganda at play' as China readies to celebrate National Day.
Hong Kong is in the fourth month of sometimes violent protests that occur every weekend.
New York Times: Twitter removed nearly 1000 accounts aimed at undermining protests.
New York Times: Building a movement was easier than negotiating a compromise.
The battle for Hong Kong has entered a dangerous new phase.
In Hong Kong business leaders are still trying to focus on strategic commercial goals.
Hong Kong has seen its worst downturn in visitor numbers since the 2003 SARS outbreak.
New York Times: Protests have driven a wedge into the homes of some in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Police lose control as public anger mounts
Protesters waves American flags and sang the Star Spangled Banner.
New York Times: Govt hoped when school went back the protests would come to an end.
Experts are pinpointing the exact day China is likely to run out of patience.
Protest in Hong Kong hit turning point as government tries to contain leaderless movement.
New York Times: "If we die, well, we were going to die anyway."
Carrie Lam was heard saying she caused the havoc in Hong Kong and it was "unforgivable".
Police attempt to identify protesters with trucks firing blue water.
Joshua Wong and another core member of a pro-democracy group were granted bail.
New York Times: Some of the most powerful images from the past 80 days.
The Chinese government says it's part of a routine patrol and handover of personnel.
New York Times: Most have never seen anything like it. But the city hasn't come to a halt.
New York Times: Photo of unarmed protester brings back memories of 1989.
Violence has returned to the protests in Hong Kong for the first time in months.