Hong Kong's security chief has named "soft resistance" the "most malicious" theat to national security in the city.

Mainstream academics and Maori groups voice scepticism, but researchers say acknowledging lesser-known history could alter national identity.

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High Court has scheduled a plea and sentencing hearing for the 29-year-old jailed activist on September 2.

Suit ⁠alleged California-based company developed technology that allowed China to surveil members of movement

In Ukraine, more than a century after the First World War, men are still fighting and dying in muddy holes in the ground

Putin visits at a time of relative weakness, more dependent than ever on Chinese economic support

The number of journalists working for U.S. news organizations in China is dwindling fast, making it ever harder for outsiders to get a full picture of what is happening on the ground.

Software brain is changing the world, but most people still aren’t buying.

Authorities ramp up promotion and enforcement before public possession ban on alternative smoking products begins on April 30.

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Hong Kong government departments denied multiple interview requests from HKFP despite officials' calls to tell "good stories" of the city.

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The offices of two of the country’s leading dailies were attacked and set on fire by mobs late last year