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Politico noted one aspect of these fake social media accounts that tipped off investigators was that the owners could directly access Facebook and Twitter without using virtual private networks to get past the firewall that prevents ordinary Chinese citizens from seeing them. The fake accounts created posts that denounced Hong Kong demonstrators as rioters and blamed them for violence, just as the rally organizers in Los Angeles claimed. … [Read more...] about Chinese Media Touts Small Los Angeles Rally Against Hong Kong

Traffic was said to be light as people couldn’t go to work. A Hong Kong-based trader at RBC Investment Management Co., Clement Cheng, told Bloomberg he managed to go to work by car at 7:40 a.m. local time (7:40 p.m. EDT) and noticed his office was empty, and only he and his analyst were able to make to work. "I needed to get into the office to manage some regional orders," said Cheng. "It was super windy in Hong Kong. I could feel my apartment move a bit this morning." … [Read more...] about WATCH: Typhoon Hato Triggers Heavy Flooding in Hong Kong, Halts Stock Trading

HONG KONG, HONG KONG - JULY 01: Protesters take part in a rally against extradition bill on July 1, 2019 in Hong Kong, Hong Kong. Thousands of pro-democracy protesters faced off with riot police on Monday during the 22nd anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule as riot police officers used batons and pepper spray to push back demonstrators. The city's embattled leader Carrie Lam watched a flag-raising ceremony on a video display from inside a convention centre, citing bad weather, as water-filled barricades were set up around the exhibition centre.(Photo by Billy H.C. Kwok/Getty Images) … [Read more...] about Hong Kong police removing protesters from legislature

In principle, Hong Kong is a part People's Republic of China but, it is very different from China; reason being, its high degree of autonomy. The region was colonized by the British in 1842, after the first Opium War, until it was freed on the midnight of July 1, 1997 under a special agreement, the "Sino-British Joint Declaration", which granted a 50-years transition period to Hong Kong and let it operate as a semi-autonomous region. This means, Hong Kong will be subsumed as a part of China in 2047. … [Read more...] about Breaking Down The Hong Kong Crisis: A Fight For Rule Of Law

The lawyer for Chu Chun-hoi, who had the air gun, said that its energy was lower than the legal limit of two joules. The lawyer said Chu intended to join a war game after work, but went to Yuen Long to help with first aid, after hearing cases of protesters being injured there. Chu’s defence argued that he did not intend to join the protest or attack anyone with the air gun. … [Read more...] about China: Peaceful Hong Kong Protesters Using ‘Lethal Weapons’