The Hong Kong government says it must ensure political candidates sincerely believe the city is part of China. But democracy supporters barred from running say the authorities are using technicalities to thwart dissent. nyti.ms
@WSJ7 years ago
BeiGene is one of several drugmakers and biotech firms seeking to raise funds in Hong Kong after the city revamped its listing rules on.wsj.com
@guardian7 years ago
Hong Kong – city walking guide: Wan Chai district trib.al
@nytimesworld7 years ago
The first self-service laundromat opened in Hong Kong just four years ago. Now there are already more than 180 of them all over the city. nyti.ms
@nytimesworld8 years ago
Hong Kong police question account of abduction that raised fears of authoritarian China’s influence over the city nyti.ms
@nytimesworld8 years ago
The @nytimes bureau in Hong Kong, a fixture in the city for decades, has been replaced by a large NYT newsroom. nyti.ms
@guardian8 years ago
How China changed Hong Kong: views from the city trib.al
@guardian8 years ago
Hong Kong democracy activists charged day after new city leader elected trib.al
@nytimesworld8 years ago
Hong Kong tried a pedestrian zone in the middle of the city. Thousands turned up. nyti.ms t.co
@nytimesworld9 years ago
Alien object in movie poster prompts outcry in Hong Kong. No, it's not the giant spacecraft hanging over the city. nyti.ms
@guardian9 years ago
Hong Kong named world's most expensive city for expats trib.al
@nytimesworld9 years ago
The cinematographer Christopher Doyle turns his camera on the details of Hong Kong, a city in rebellion. nyti.ms
@nytimesworld7 years ago
10 photos from Hong Kong, as the city assesses the damage after the most intense storm to hit the city since 1946 [corrected typo] nyti.ms
@guardian7 years ago
Hong Kong: the city still shaped by feng shui trib.al
@guardian7 years ago
Hong Kong – city walking guide: Victoria Peak to Admiralty trib.al
@nytimesworld7 years ago
Despite the high volume of ivory that passes through the city, a poll indicates most Hong Kong residents do not think it should be sold nyti.ms
@nytimesworld8 years ago
Hong Kong plans to allow mainland Chinese officials to enforce their laws in a city rail terminal nyti.ms
@nytimesworld8 years ago
If Beijing thinks Hong Kong should be like Macau, known for its obedience, “we are finished,” a city leader says nyti.ms
London falls behind New York and Hong Kong in most expensive city rankings on.wsj.com
@guardian9 years ago
Why Elon Musk says Hong Kong will be the 'beacon city' for electric cars trib.al
@live.wsj.com10 years ago
What Happened to Hong Kong’s Occupy Movement?
@nytimesworld7 years ago
10 Photos From Hong Kong: The storm brought drenching rains and 11-foot surges of seawater; shook and damaged buildings; and left dozens injured in the city nyti.ms
@nytimesworld7 years ago
Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997 with the promise that it could maintain its own political and economic systems for 50 years. But many in the city believe that its freedoms are already eroding nyti.ms
@nytimesworld7 years ago
A dispute in Hong Kong over whether to redevelop an elite golf course into public housing has pit haves versus have-nots in the world's most expensive city nyti.ms
@nytimesworld7 years ago
Agnes Chow, barred from running for office in Hong Kong, called the ruling “a declaration to the city that our political rights are handicapped” nyti.ms
@WSJ8 years ago
Hong Kong scion Adrian Cheng bets billions on transforming the Avenue of Stars into the "creative heart" of the city on.wsj.com
@WSJ8 years ago
Since Britain gave Hong Kong back to China in 1997, a wave of immigrants from the mainland have flooded the city… twitter.com
@nytimesworld8 years ago
Hong Kong authorities denied permission for a pro-democracy rally at a city park nyti.ms t.co
@nytimesworld8 years ago
Ex-governor of Hong Kong: Independence for city “is not going to happen.” nyti.ms t.co
@nytimesworld8 years ago
Hong Kong tried a pedestrian zone in the middle of the city. Thousands turned up. nyti.ms t.co
@nytimesworld9 years ago
“Hong Kong has become an authoritarian city,” says a candidate who was barred from elections nyti.ms t.co
@nytimesworld9 years ago
An editor’s disappearance has many in Hong Kong fearful of Beijing’s reach into the city nyti.ms t.co
@live.wsj.com10 years ago
What Happened to Hong Kong’s Occupy Movement?
@nytimesworld7 years ago
10 photos from Kong Kong, as the city assesses the damage after the most intense storm to hit the city since 1946. nyti.ms
@nytimesworld7 years ago
Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997 with the promise that it could maintain its own political and economic systems for 50 years. But many in the city believe that its freedoms are already eroding. nyti.ms
@nytimesworld7 years ago
The first self-service laundromat opened in Hong Kong just four years ago. Now there are already more than 180 of them all over the city. nyti.ms
@nytimesworld7 years ago
Agnes Chow, barred from running for office in Hong Kong, called the ruling “a declaration to the city that our political rights are handicapped” nyti.ms
@WSJ8 years ago
Hong Kong scion Adrian Cheng bets billions on transforming the Avenue of Stars into the "creative heart" of the city on.wsj.com
@WSJ8 years ago
Modern Hong Kong is a city of immigrants who left mainland China because they didn’t like what was happening there… twitter.com
@nytimesworld8 years ago
Hong Kong authorities deny permission for a pro-democracy rally at a city park nyti.ms t.co
@nytimesworld8 years ago
Hong Kong tried a pedestrian zone in the middle of the city. Thousands turned up. nyti.ms t.co
@guardian9 years ago
Anger in Hong Kong as Arrival poster shifts Shanghai landmark to city trib.al
