Lawmakers are making last-ditch efforts to amend the 2012 election plan ahead of Wednesday's Legislative Council meeting, where a marathon debate is expected in the finale of Hong Kong's...
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- May 24, 2013
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Chris Patten, the last governor of Hong Kong, is set to be named the new chairman of the BBC.
Liu Huaqing, an influential party elder and founder of the country's modern navy, died yesterday. He was 95.
The general, who championed the nation's blue water navy fleets, died in...
Taiwan's Kuomintang made a last-ditch effort to encourage supporters to vote in elections today for the mayors of five special municipalities, which are seen as a midterm test of President Ma...
Politicians in Hong Kong - including leading Beijing loyalists - expressed support yesterday for the release of Zhao Lianhai .
Major roadblocks stand in the way of lawmakers who want to roll back the government's reform plan for the chief executive and Legislative Council elections in 2012.
Hong Kong may be heading for a constitutional crisis.
Jailed dissident Liu Xiaobo won this year's Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to push for greater freedom on the mainland - a move that could galvanize the struggling democracy movement and...
Former Philippine president Joseph Estrada cancelled a holiday to Hong Kong this weekend - saying it would be insensitive - as he fumed over the mishandling of the hostage tragedy.
The labyrinthine nature of Philippine politics was on full show yesterday as President Benigno Aquino forged a political alliance with his assassinated father's former jailer and saw his late...
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