Hong Kong

Hong Kong resume train services after a weekend of sometimes violent protests

Violent clashes become more intense and frequent as few demands are met

Police fires tear gas and rubber bullets at small groups of hardcore activists who had built barricades in Tuen Mun

The anti-government protesters are angry about what they see as creeping interference by Beijing

Police have responded with tear gas, water cannons, rubber bullets and several live rounds fired in the air

Jane lied to her mother about joining Hong Kong's protests

Tourist arrivals fell 40 percent in the last month

Subway services between two stations on the line were suspended and intercity services were cancelled for the day

The trigger for the unrest was an extradition bill

89 people were arrested over the weekend after 'radical protesters' attacked two police officers

The initial trigger for the protests was a contentious extradition bill

Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters outside the British Consulate

Demonstrators also plan to gather outside the British Consulate

Tells HKEX it has fundamental concerns about key aspects of proposal

Messages on the mooncakes are chants heard on Hong Kong's streets in the last three months

In less than a fortnight the original version has racked up more than 1.3 million views

Hong Kong activists called off protests in remembrance of Sept. 11, 2001

Trump calls for a peaceful resolution to the political crisis, urges Beijing to not escalate with a violent crackdown

Student groups have set a deadline of late Friday for their remaining demands to be met

After three months of unrest, Lam last week withdrew a controversial extradition bill that had triggered the protests

US Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Saturday urged the Chinese government to exercise restraint in Hong Kong

US Defense Secretary Mark Esper urged the Chinese government to exercise restraint in Hong Kong

Despite his age, Grandpa Wong is a regular sight at Hong Kong's street battles

Last weekend, protesters blocked airport roads, threw debris on the train track and trashed the MTR subway station

Which has become a target of pro-democracy protestors, who earlier blocked a road leading to the busy aviation hub

Many said the move to withdraw the extradition bill was too little, too late

Following Lam’s withdrawal of a controversial extradition bill that had sparked widespread protests

Lam says not exactly correct to describe this decision as a change of mind

After months of unrest which threw the Chinese-ruled city into its worst crisis in decades

Taiwan authorities have strongly opposed the bill

Proposed extradition bill sparks months of protests in the Chinese-ruled city

Withdrawal of the draft legislation was one of the protesters' key demands

Police arrest more than 1,100 people since the protests started

Lam insists she has no intention of stepping down

Hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets since mid-June in protests

Say suspected pro-Beijing trolls are behind the sexist abuse

The global financial hub is in the grip of an unprecedented crisis

A small group of hardcore protesters had earlier surrounded the city's legislature

Demonstrators plan to choke travel routes to the airport

Police fire tear gas, water cannon and rubber bullets on protesters

Police erect water-filled plastic barriers around key government buildings

Says the economic pressure is forcing Beijing to take a more moderate line in Hong Kong

Police blocked plans for a mass show of force marking the fifth anniversary of a decision by China

Most of the frontline protesters driving the months-long pro-democracy demonstrations are young, bookish students

His arrest came just hours after the reported detention at Hong Kong's airport of a vocal independence campaigner

Saturday's rally was set to mark five years since Beijing rejected political reforms in Hong Kong

One customer says the tattoo is a reminder of what protesters are fighting for

Hong Kong’s Haseeb Amjad also recieved a five-year ban

The Chinese-ruled city is grappling with its biggest political crisis

Banks of the city are issuing unprecedented profit warnings, while hotels and restaurants are half-empty