What you liked, June 28, 2014
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces death threats from Muslim extremists. They want to assassinate him over the killing of 2,000 Muslims by Hindu mobs in 2002 when he was chief minister of Gujarat.
Former Hong Kong resident Robert Lewis embarked on a 16,000km round trip from Australia to Hong Kong to access his HSBC account after he was unable to do so online as he had no security device.
Some Hong Kong Airlines staff have expressed support for a "No Putonghua" protest on July 1 after more than 70 passengers, mostly from mainland China, staged an 18-hour sit-in on a plane last Friday.
Hongkongers who want to renew their British National (Overseas) passports face travel inconvenience because they have to submit all valid passports in the renewal process, including their HKSAR passports.
More than 740,000 ballots have been cast in an unofficial referendum on the city's political reform. Many voters said they headed to the polls in response to Beijing's white paper on "one country, two systems".
senior reporter Lana Lam was the only Hong Kong journalist to interview US whistle-blower Edward Snowden during his stay in the city last year. We revisit those dramatic weeks with special stories and analysis.
