The government has refused to concede to the protesters’ demand for an independent inquiry into accusations of police brutality. Continue reading →

“It exploded less than 2 metres away from a police vehicle. We have reason to believe that the bomb was meant to target police officers,” Deputy Commissioner Tang Ping-keung said at a news conference. Continue reading →

China has accused the West of stirring up anti-Beijing sentiment in Hong Kong and reacted strongly to expressions of support for the protests. Continue reading →

Protesters threw more than 20 petrol bombs at a police station in the gritty working class district of Mong Kok across the harbour in Kowloon. Continue reading →

In Hong Kong, protesters speak of being “like water,” fluid and adaptable. Continue reading →

Canada needs to consider how it should prepare for China’s economic and military rise, Matthew Fisher says. Continue reading →

China’s relationship with the NBA was fractured following a pro-Hong Kong tweet by Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey — and it’s now unclear if it can be mended. Continue reading →

The Chinese president is expected to to sign agreements on major infrastructure projects during his visit there. Continue reading →

Protesters marching peacefully hit the rain-slickened streets of Hong Kong again in multiple locations on Saturday, defying police warnings that they were gathering illegally. Continue reading →