The tech giant’s pulling of HKmap.live was blasted as bowing to China

The protest-wracked financial hub witnessed its fiercest political violence in weeks as riot police spent hours in running battles with protesters

A culture has built up around Hong Kong’s "braves" who are hailed by supporters as heroes and reviled by their opponents as nihilists

Hong Kong is a major international business hub thanks to freedoms unheard of on the mainland under a 50-year deal signed between China and Britain

Beijing has tried to contain the protests so far. Here are the tactics it has used

While millions have hit the streets in remarkable scenes of peaceful people power, protests have also sunk into violence

Although most analysts consider a full-blown crackdown unlikely, fears of worse to come have hovered over Hong Kong

The way university management handled the #FeesMustFall demonstrations offers some lessons for the Beijing administration

As tensions between demonstrators and Hong Kong authorities intensify so has the messaging from the central Chinese government

Passengers arriving at Hong Kong airport are greeted by black-clad pro-democracy activists chanting "fight with Hong Kong, fight for freedom!"

What began as a mass display of focused opposition to a planned extradition bill has evolved into something deeper, wider and far angrier.

More than 100 flights at the city’s airport — one of the world’s busiest — were also listed as cancelled on Monday morning

Hong Kong was ceded to Britain in perpetuity by China in the mid-1800s. But following an agreement in 1997, it would be handed back to China

If China’s leaders cannot endorse a genuine election of the chief executive, they should at least revert to their plan of holding a popular vote

Thousands of democracy activists staged a peaceful march in Hong Kong on Monday afternoon, calling for the city’s pro-Beijing leader to step down.

Record turnout in Hong Kong legislative election as anti-Beijing sentiments increase.

A number of protest leaders have been arrested, only to be released without charge, in a controversial procedure which some say is harassment.

China is violating human rights at an intensity that is unprecedented in its recent history, a top watchdog group said on Thursday.

Although Hong Kong’s leader has indicated a concession to pro-democracy protesters, expectations remain low ahead of talks.