A tennis tournament and a London musical are the latest events postponed in Hong Kong out of concerns over safety and disruptions from pro-democracy protests. Continue reading →

About 2,000 angry protesters surrounded the police station in the crowded, working-class district of Mong Kok late Friday for a second straight night, demanding accountability over a violent police raid on the nearby Prince Edward subway station on Aug. 31. Continue reading →

Protesters have called for a general strike on Monday but the city appeared to return to relative calm with shops open and trains operating. Continue reading →

The people of Hong Kong are definitely fighting — but for the most part, it appears they are doing so without violence, writes Global News’ Eric Mark Do. Continue reading →

Six officers drew their pistols and one officer fired a warning shot into the air, police said in a statement. Continue reading →

The decision comes after China confirmed it has detained a Hong Kong resident who worked at the British consulate in the region. Continue reading →

Organizers said they hoped the assembly would be peaceful, which would make for a rare calm weekend in a months-long movement marked by violent clashes. Continue reading →

Donald Trump also urged calm as he said, citing U.S. intelligence, that China’s government was moving troops to its border with Hong Kong. Continue reading →

The increasingly violent protests since June have emerged as Hong Kong’s most serious crisis in decades and become one of the biggest challenges to Chinese leader Xi Jinping since he took power in 2012. Continue reading →

On Saturday police fired multiple tear gas rounds in confrontations with black-clad activists in the city’s Kowloon area, the latest escalation after more than two months of protests. Continue reading →