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CY Leung criticises US law firm over decision to stop representing university seeking statue’s removal
Mayer Brown sends letter to pro-democracy group demanding ‘Pillar of Shame’ is removed from campus
Media mogul Yu Pun-hoi treads carefully between mollifying China and hanging on to readers
Handpicked group of pro-Beijing voters elect powerful body that will decide city’s next leader
Businesses welcome change in policy but some complain scheme is one-sided
Top official acknowledges companies are suffering but says government’s priority is city’s health
Executives feared immediate imposition of bill targeting groups complying with US penalties
Democrats believe lawyers with political connections may help them more in court
City records a 1.2% decline in residents for first half of year as young people and families depart
Washington cites Beijing’s ‘repression’ as it defers removals of territory’s residents by 18 months
Beijing’s security crackdown spreads as pop singer charged over 2018 election rally performance
Police probe fans who shouted down Chinese national anthem during medal ceremony
Former waiter rode a motorbike into police lines at a protest last year
The mystery of a mob attack on commuters and pro-democracy protesters is still under scrutiny two years later
Concerns of violent underground movement persist but analysts say incidents have been overplayed
Accused rode motorcycle bearing flag with banned slogan into police line
Business fears impact of legislation that targets posting of personal information online
Business groups say Biden warning on risks of operating in the territory is counter-productive
Biden administration issues advisory and fresh sanctions in latest effort to push back on China
State department will flag concerns over data and risks posed by new law
Taipei wary of provoking Beijing and fear mainland agents infiltrated protest movement
One year on, long-cherished norms such as the right to bail and trial by jury are under attack
Boisterous newspaper was emblematic of city’s longstanding reputation for an open media
The clamping down on Hong Kong’s reporters signals a broader suppression of rights in the region
Hundreds queue as pro-democracy tabloid prints 1m copies after being forced to shutter
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