Hong Kong
The Vaquita Might Not Withstand the Rising Chinese Market for Totoaba Bladders
The ranks of the small porpoise are thinning due to illegal fishing practices in the Gulf of California.
Auction Bidder Sets Record for Japanese Whisky
Bid for a bottle of rare 1960 Karuizawa is $118,500.
Hong Kong's Defiant Democrat
The former legislator was supposed to retire from public life. But the Umbrella Movement changed all that.
How the Senate Can Help Hong Kong's Democracy Campaigners
The U.S. should support the democratic wishes of the Hong Kong people and resist attempts to suppress their voices.
Hong Kong Vetoes China-Backed Electoral Reform Proposal
Opposition pro-democracy lawmakers and activists say the package is a "fake" democratic model.
Hong Kong Debates Election Reform Plan; Veto Likely
Lawmakers appear to be standing firm on their pledge to veto Beijing-backed electoral reforms.
Hong Kong Seize Explosives Ahead of Key Political Reform Vote
The police arrested nine people today in connection with the case.
Covering the Tiananmen Square Massacre, Then and Now
In June 1989 Newsweek examined Chinese state-run media's coverage of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, which took place 26 years ago today.
Quora Question: What Is It Like to Live in Hong Kong's Cubicle Apartments?
"Everything is tighter in Hong Kong; it's important to have a good concept of caching your stuff," writes one resident.
Real Estate Reinvents Itself
Global property prices are on the rise, nearing pre-2008 levels. But it's far from business as usual.
Setting Aside Rancor Over Hong Kong, China Welcomes Prince William
First royal visit in three decades after London and Beijing clash over pro-democracy demonstrations last year.
Photos: Hong Kong Protests Dismantled
Occupy Central is over for now, but protesters maintain they will return.
China Likely to Use Pressure and Intimidation to Ward Off More Protests
Protesters fear 'Chinese methods' will be applied In Hong Kong
Thousands Gather at Hong Kong Protest Camp on Deadline
Hong Kong urged pro-democracy protesters to pack up their tents and leave their main camp near government headquarters, saying it could not promise there would be no "confrontations."
Hong Kong Police Announce Plans to Clear Final "Occupy" Protest Sites
Hong Kong police announced plans to clear away the last of the "Occupy" protest encampments, setting up what could be a final showdown with pro-democracy activists on Thursday.
Hong Kong Protesters Given Till Thursday to Clear Sites
The government and now the courts are cracking down on the protests
Decision Time Looms for Remaining Hong Kong Protesters
The protests have been met by plenty of authoritarian rhetoric from the government
Hong Kong Occupy Leaders Surrender as Pro-Democracy Protests Appear to Wither
Three founders of the movement turned themselves in a day after calling on students to retreat from protest sites
Hong Kong Protests Waver as Student Leader Starts Hunger Strike
The three co-founders of Occupy Central have said they will hand themselves in to police tomorrow
Hong Kong Warns Protesters Not to Return After Clashes Close Government HQ
Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying said police had been tolerant but would now take "resolute action."
China Refuses to Let British Lawmakers Visit Hong Kong
The MPs were denied visas to travel to the territory to look into the progress of democracy amid the protests
Hong Kong Police Crack Down on Street Protesters
The clashes are a set-back for authorities who have struggled for months to find a resolution.
Hong Kong Student Leaders Banned From Protest Site
The leaders were arrested during scuffles as police cleared protest sites that have choked the city for weeks.
Clashes Break Out As Hong Kong Police Clear Protest Site
Hong Kong riot police arrested 80 pro-democracy protesters on Tuesday in running clashes after several thousand demonstrators erected street barricades following clearance of part of a protest hotspot.
Hong Kong Protesters Break Into Legislature as Tensions Rise Again
It was the first time protesters had broken into a key public building, defying predictions the movement was dying down.
Britain Says It's OK to Sell Tear Gas to Hong Kong
Foreign Office minister Hugo Swire said the government had not been able to verify pictures purporting to show that some of the canisters used in Hong Kong were British.
British Banker's Murder Trial in Hong Kong Adjourned to Allow Psychiatric Reports
A court on Monday adjourned the trial of a British banker charged with killing two women until later this month to allow for the suspect to undergo a psychiatric assessment
Hong Kong Students Fine-Tune Plan to Take Democracy Call to Beijing
Students calling for full democracy for Chinese-ruled Hong Kong are expected to announce details of their new battle plan on Thursday.
Britain Loath to Pressure China Over Hong Kong Because of Trade, Says Patten
Former governor of Hong Kong Chris Patten accuses Britain of not putting enough pressure on China for fear of damaging trade links