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British diplomats have expressed outrage and frustration over a snub delivered to their most senior official on Hong Kong during a visit to the city earlier this month for key discussions over political reform.
Sunday, 25 January, 2015, 2:13am 46 commentsThe three co-founders of Occupy Central got a glimpse of the authorities' case against them as they were shown video clips and articles they wrote, which police say are proof they "incited" people to take part in the protests.
25 Jan 2015 - 1:40am 18 comments More on Occupy CentralA robbery gang who used an innocent-looking child to stage the audacious theft of a HK$36 million diamond necklace were being hunted by police.
25 Jan 2015 - 8:19am 6 commentsClean air in Hong Kong remains a long way off. From purifiers to a positive attitude, Angharad Hampshire explores the best defences currently available for our lungs.
25 Jan 2015 - 10:38am More on LIFEA letter from former British PM Tony Blair thanking Gaddafi for his cooperation in hunting down opponents of the Libyan dictator has placed fresh pressure on the Hong Kong government.
25 Jan 2015 - 9:53am 5 commentsGet a fascinating insight into China's propaganda machine through a huge collection of communist posters from the 1950s to 1990s, currently on display in Hong Kong.
25 Jan 2015 - 8:47amThe Communist party's influential magazine Qiushi Journal lashed out at university professors for defaming China by spreading Western values, raising concerns about academic freedom on the mainland.
25 Jan 2015 - 9:13am 12 commentsPresident Xi Jinping chose the 14th Army Corps, a former power base of the jailed Chongqing party boss Bo Xilai, for his first domestic inspection tour this year.
25 Jan 2015 - 5:29am 2 comments More on Xi JinpingAn organisation representing computer academics and experts on the mainland has urged the government to stop interfering in who gets the nation's top science and technology awards.
25 Jan 2015 - 5:13am 15 commentsTechnology firms and other companies on the mainland venturing into agriculture might have to wait years to develop their expertise and turn strong profits, according to analysts.
25 Jan 2015 - 5:29amThe Great Famine, sparked by Mao Zedong's radical 'Great Leap Forward', killed more than 40 million people and left a legacy of suffering and rural poverty that persists five decades on.
25 Jan 2015 - 9:09am 27 comments More on FocusJapanese officials said on Saturday night that they were investigating a new online message allegedly from Islamic State claiming one of the two Japanese hostages it holds has been executed.
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Our young people do not always get the care and respect they deserve. Their roles are being perceived as anything from victims of social ills to idealistic advocates.
25 Jan 2015 - 6:58am 1 commentWith its hi-tech, safe and modern shopping paradise image, Singapore has long attracted tourists from around the world keen to splurge on the latest smart phones and other fancy electronic gadgets.
25 Jan 2015 - 2:38am 1 commentGet a fascinating insight into China's propaganda machine through a huge collection of communist posters from the 1950s to 1990s, currently on display in Hong Kong.
25 Jan 2015 - 8:47amThe three co-founders of Occupy Central got a glimpse of the authorities' case against them as they were shown video clips and articles they wrote, which police say are proof they "incited" people to take part in the protests.
25 Jan 2015 - 1:40am 18 comments More on Occupy CentralThe Communist party's influential magazine Qiushi Journal lashed out at university professors for defaming China by spreading Western values, raising concerns about academic freedom on the mainland.
25 Jan 2015 - 9:13am 12 commentsAn organisation representing computer academics and experts on the mainland has urged the government to stop interfering in who gets the nation's top science and technology awards.
25 Jan 2015 - 5:13am 15 commentsJapanese officials said on Saturday night that they were investigating a new online message allegedly from Islamic State claiming one of the two Japanese hostages it holds has been executed.
25 Jan 2015 - 1:46am 3 commentsWhen Chandan Shrestha discovered that a 200-year-old house in his Kathmandu neighbourhood was being demolished and replaced by a concrete structure, he intervened before it vanished like many of the other heritage buildings in Nepal's capital.
25 Jan 2015 - 7:09amLong-standing ties between the United States, the world's oldest democracy, and Saudi Arabia, an ultra-conservative Islamic absolute monarchy, have strained at times, but the unlikely allies remain bound by mutual interests.
25 Jan 2015 - 7:46amIndiscriminate rocket fire slammed into a market, schools and homes yesterday in the eastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol, killing at least 21 people, authorities said.
25 Jan 2015 - 7:46am 1 commentAsia's richest man Li Ka-shing is about to make his biggest-ever acquisition, with a deal to buy British mobile operator O2 for as much as £10.25 billion (HK$120 billion).
24 Jan 2015 - 1:27am 4 commentsThe European Central Bank's quantitative easing programme could put depreciation pressure on the yuan against the US dollar but benefit exports, a People's Bank of China official said.
24 Jan 2015 - 12:19amBig-ticket sales on The Peak are seen as breathing life back into a luxury property sector that has languished in the doldrums even as prices in the mass market deepen their push into record territory.
23 Jan 2015 - 4:25pm 1 commentA pilot scheme to relocate existing industrial operators into multistorey buildings to free up land in the northwestern New Territories for housing development is expected to face strong opposition.
21 Jan 2015 - 7:46am 2 comments More on China PropertyChicago museum's little-seen film and video collection is getting an unofficial airing online, writes Nina Metz.
24 Jan 2015 - 10:32pm More on LIFEThe owner of Michelin-starred Tate Dining Room & Bar, in Central, who has been named Best Female Chef 2015 by the organisers of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants, talks to Kylie Knott about Hong Kong's evolving food scene.
24 Jan 2015 - 10:28pmSynthetic amino acids may one day allow scientists to create "genetic firewalls" that prevent genetically modified crops or animals from escaping into the wild and causing environmental damage.
25 Jan 2015 - 8:08amManila street children have been locked away, out of sight of the visiting pope
One man’s mission to bring down a US Navy plane from the Tai Tam hillside it crashed into 70 years ago
Conductor Gustavo Dudamel has spread his love of music around the world
The hot-headed French footballing legend says he is a butterfly really ...
Cate Blanchett on her love for theatre and her challenges with Blue Jasmine
Alfresco dining is gaining popularity among busy Hongkongers who want to unwind
Space invaders: ‘The final frontier’ is ready for tourists later this year
More than 70,000 people took to the streets of Hong Kong this morning, not to occupy the city but to compete in the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon.
25 Jan 2015 - 11:09am 1 comment More on Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon 2015Jose Mourinho insists Chelsea will quickly recover from their humiliating FA Cup exit against third-tier Bradford because most of his star players missed the stunning fourth-round defeat.
25 Jan 2015 - 10:43amHong Kong-born stunt flier tells Jenni Marsh about a sport that is faster and more deadly than Formula One.
25 Jan 2015 - 11:38am 1 comment More on LIFEClean air in Hong Kong remains a long way off. From purifiers to a positive attitude, Angharad Hampshire explores the best defences currently available for our lungs.
25 Jan 2015 - 10:38am More on LIFEGlow-in-the-dark blue waves are seen at night in Hong Kong, while an abandoned kindergarten which was shelled by pro-Russian separatists in Donetsk is seen, and more ...
Bolivian President Evo Morales takes part in an ancient ceremony at Tiwanaku, while Cindy Savioli as Queen Elizabeth II with her Pembroke Welsh Corgi attend the Dog Show press conference, and more
Staying true to its theme "Small Change, Big Change", Operation Santa Claus once again harnessed the charitable spirit of the entire community, both corporate and individual.
A girl from the Dong minority in Guizhou serves wine to a tourist, while veterinarians hold a Eurasian eagle-owl suffering from a bone fracture, and more ...
Some metallic chefs prepare a meal in Anhui, while a paramilitary policeman releases a wild goose in Linghai, and more ...
Glow-in-the-dark blue waves are seen at night in Hong Kong, while an abandoned kin
Bolivian President Evo Morales takes part in an ancient ceremony at Tiwanaku, whil
Staying true to its theme "Small Change, Big Change", Operation Santa Claus once a
A girl from the Dong minority in Guizhou serves wine to a tourist, while veterinar
Some metallic chefs prepare a meal in Anhui, while a paramilitary policeman releas
