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Hong Kong
71 stories
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600,000 Nvidia H200s are stuck in Hong Kong: how Beijing became the gatekeeper
The H200 AI chips are stored in Hong Kong while Beijing withholds approval for large-scale imports, in a reversal where Washington opened the door and Beijing did not walk through
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Jimmy Lai’s ‘sham’ verdict is a stain on Hong Kong
‘His only crime is defending democracy … the conviction is a disgraceful act of persecution’
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How China silenced Hong Kong’s voices of democracy
Patriotic education and suppression have changed the city following Beijing’s national security law
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ASEAN investment scrutiny casts Hong Kong shadow
Perception is fading about the city’s historically legal autonomy and commercial reputation
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Hong Kong’s democracy lights have been snuffed out
We should not forget the people who made it their life’s work to achieve democracy only to be jailed
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‘Heartbreaking’ but Jimmy Lai’s ‘spirit’ is ‘strong’
Nearly four years in solitary confinement has taken a physical toll on the one-time media mogul’s health
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Hong Kongers planning to make their voices heard
Major parties court their vote ahead of next month’s crucial parliamentary elections in the UK
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How national security laws crashed Hong Kong
Pro-democracy leaders are either in jail or have fled into exile and dare not speak out about Article 23
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Smear campaigns and the ‘sham trial’ of Jimmy Lai
China loads the deck with handpicked judges in a test case for media freedom and judicial independence
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Chinese provocation whips up waves of war
Turning the South and East China Seas into no-go areas would be a prelude to invading Taiwan
