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Taiwan asks China to not interfere in Hong Kong's pro-democracy fight
The ruling Democratic Progressive Party says people of Taiwan were paying close attention to how Beijing handled "the problem in Hong Kong".
Families of Indonesian women brutally murdered by banker Rurik Jutting to sue
Families of the two women brutally murdered by the British banker are to demand compansation.
Legal profession in Hong Kong rallies in new pro-democracy silent march against China
China's top legislative panel said two pro-independence lawmakers should be barred from office.
Rurik Jutting: Don't be swayed by 'passion or disgust', jury in double murder trial told
British banker is accused of the brutal murder of two Indonesian women in Hong Kong in 2014.
Hong Kong braced for new pro-democracy protests against China
Lawmaker Dennis Kwok is organising a silent march, echoing the one in 2014 that led to huge pro-democracy rallies.
British banker 'boosted courage with cocaine before murdering prostitutes' in Hong Kong
In closing argument, prosecution said the banker was capable of rational decisions even as he slayed sex workers.
Hundreds of activists marched against Beijing involvement in Hong Kong oath controversy
A court is hearing the case against the pro-independence lawmakers who are barred from taking their oath.
British banker Rurik Jutting 'fantasised about kidnapping young mother and baby'
Court hears that before brutal murder of two Indonesian sex workers, Jutting cruised for gay sex on Grindr.
Pro-independence lawmakers in Hong Kong cause a brawl in new attempt to read their oath
The two lawmakers had previously used the ceremony to protest China's control of Hong Kong.
Rurik Jutting yelled and brandished knife at pedestrians after second brutal killing
The British banker described how he threatened people on the streets below his high rise apartment.
The former British public schoolboy who is the real 'American Psycho'
Banker from a privileged background now accused of brutal double murder of prostitutes in Hong Kong.
Housing crisis: Should London follow Hong Kong's lead with tiny studio flats?
Swire Properties is putting 142sq ft studio flats on the market for rent in Hong Kong.
Rurik Jutting: Cocaine binges led him to develop violent fantasies before alleged murders
Jury hears that British banker was heavily addicted to alcohol, cocaine and energy drinks.
Hong Kong banker 'filmed three-day-long murderous coke binge torturing sex worker on camera'
In an iPhone video shot by Rurik Jutting, the British banker said he had killed Sumarti Ningsih.
Hong Kong jury to see video showing British banker Rurik Jutting torturing one of his victims
Jutting allegedly tortured one of his victims for 3 days while filming videos on his iPhone.
Jia Jia the world's oldest panda dies at Hong Kong's Ocean Park aged 38
The national animal of China usually lives for around 20 years in the wild and 25 in captivity.
Police in China arrest 75 people over $30 million sex-selection ring
Network allegedly smuggled blood tests into Hong Kong for parents who wanted boys.
Hong Kong chokes as air pollution reaches serious levels
The thick haze covering many parts of Hong Kong is said to have been caused by a nearby Taiwan-bound tropical cyclone.
'We will mobilise again' says protest leader elected Hong Kong's youngest lawmaker
Nathan Law's calls for self-determination for former British colony greeted with fury in Beijing.
Chinese hackers accused of 'politically motivated' malware attacks against Hong Kong
Emails were spoofed to look like they included reports on the Hong Kong election.
Pro-democracy activist throws sandwich at Hong Kong's chief executive
Avery Ng threw food at CY Leung to show how elderly people in the former colony are going hungry.
Hong Kong's first Rabbit Cafe - where customers can stroke a bunny - opens to licensing trouble
Local government says cafe has no food licence and there is criticism that animals can be stressed.
Hong Kong's independence activists 'stalked' by media loyal to China
China has condemned Hong Kong activists' pro-independence views as 'dangerous absurdity' and 'poisonous'.
Government kept 450 files secret in 2016 - what has it got to hide?
Historians need official documents to tell the truth about the past - without full disclosure there is only a partial picture
Typhoon Nida heads to southern China after battering Hong Kong
All activity in Guangzhou has come to a standstill as the local administration issues its first-ever red alert.
The Dim Sum restaurant where customers make their buns vomit
Poke a hole in your bun to make cream ooze out...
Plans for £250m hotel in London's Shoreditch aborted in another Brexit property casualty
Hong Kong mogul Lo Ka Shui will 'pass' on hotel to 'see what happens' after Brexit.
Could Paris, Amsterdam or Dublin steal London's crown as financial centre?
IBTimes UK looks at which cities could overtake London as the world's leading financial centre after Brexit.
Hong Kong's Tiananmen Square memorial museum to close, organisers vow to open new one
The June 4 museum was opened in honour of the victims of the 1989 crackdown.
Released Hong Kong bookseller says he contemplated suicide while held in China
Lam Wing Kee is one of five Hong Kong booksellers who disappeared in the last year.