Hong Kong

Police fires water cannon and volleys of tear gas in running battles with brick-throwing protesters

Police had warned earlier they would launch a “dispersal operation” and told people to leave

Activists threw petrol bombs and bricks in the gritty industrial area of Kwun Tong

Police use batons, rubber bullets and tear gas against hardcore protesters

Organisers say 135,000 people took part in the demonstration, inspired by one in 1989 'Baltic Chain'

He vanished without contact for several days before Beijing confirmed he has been taken into custody

After Twitter and Facebook accused the Chinese government of backing a social media campaign

Hong Kong is bracing for more anti-government demonstrations

Pro-democracy and pro-Beijing students clash physically, hurl insults and death threats

E-commerce giant can potentially launch deal as early as October

The American tech giants announced they had suspended nearly 1,000 active accounts linked to the campaign

Shenzhen has grown from a sleepy fishing village into an economic powerhouse

It does not mean we won’t keep fighting, We will do whatever is necessary to win, says the protesters

The financial hub has been plunged into crisis by ten weeks of demonstrations

As the Asian financial hub holds protests for the 11th week running

No tear gas was fired on Saturday night during a brief standoff between police and protesters

Ten weeks of demonstrations plunges international finance hub into crisis

Officials say e-commerce giant is considering several timetables

Cathay CEO resigns amid Hong Kong protest blowback

Hong Kong’s richest man, Li Ka-shing urge people to love China, love Hong Kong and love yourself

The people of Hong Kong enjoy more extensive democratic rights and freedom than ever

The global financial hub has been shaken by 10 weeks of pro-democracy

US president hopes no one would be killed in Hong Kong amid new protests capping 10 weeks of unrest

China says protests are at a critical juncture, have begun to show 'sprouts of terrorism'

Beijing seeks to push its accusations that the mass demonstrations are being fuelled by foreign powers

The unauthorised gatherings at the airport caused no flight disruptions

The financial hub has been rocked by two months of unrest

The protests were triggered by opposition to a planned law that would have allowed extraditions to mainland China

The protestors are largely leaderless, organised online through social media and messaging apps

More than 100 flights at the city's airport, one of the world's busiest, were also listed as cancelled on Monday

Thousands marched through two separate districts on Sunday afternoon

Activists call for mass strike across transportation networks and business districts

The semi-autonomous southern Chinese financial hub has seen two months of protests and clashes

The protest has now morphed into a wider backlash against the city’s government and its political masters in Beijing

Press briefing on the crisis engulfing the financial hub

Sunday's melees took place in a well-heeled residential district close to the Liaison Office

Police have refused to allow the march in the town on safety grounds

The initial protests were lit by a now-suspended bill that would have allowed extraditions to mainland China

Hong Kong's 32,000-strong police force fighting with protesters

A dwindling band of expat police officers now vilified for doing the bidding of the city's pro-Beijing leaders

As both police and protesters were injured in the chaotic melee leaving at least 28 people needing hospital treatment

Police use pepper spray and batons against small groups of protesters

Protesters used umbrellas to defend themselves from the charge in the district of Mongkok

International financial hub plunges further into crisis after storming of parliament by masked protesters

Hong Kong has been rocked by a month of huge peaceful protests

As Beijing-backed HK Chief Executive suspend the bill but protesters demand a full withdrawal

Survival in such a situation will be the real test for an independent mind

Demonstrators disrupted traffic on key roads in a mostly peaceful protest to demand Liam to scrap it altogether

Beijing-backed Lam reiterated there was no timetable to resume the extradition bill

Separate statement by Chinese central government agency says bill was "necessary and justified"