Rights groups ask Canada to “do more” for Hong Kong
Amid a hefty crackdown on dissenting voices in Hong Kong, Canada has opened up study, work and residency permit programmers
China imposes a record $2.75 bn fine on Alibaba for monopolistic conduct
Jack Ma’s Alibaba Group, the world’s greatest e-commerce company got massively fined by China’s regulator on Saturday. A record sum
Australian Government agrees to amend the sex discrimination bill
The Australian Government announces it will amend legislative laws to attempt to get rid of sexual misbehavior in Australian work
Covid-19 arrests and restrictions leave Hong Kong’s opposition gasping for breath
Hong Kong’s opposition parties are in severe financial crises, unable to raise donations for their protests as they are not
China Talks Diplomacy Before Japan-US Summit
China feels it could have another arch enemy in its neighborhood. Beijing has now warned Japan that it does not
Protests surge in Myanmar against Junta coup
Demonstrators in Myanmar have staged several protests across the country to demand the restoration of Aung San Suu Kyi’s government
Electoral reforms “very very dark” for Hong Kong: Emily Lau
The former Democratic Party chairperson Emily lau, on Tuesday, said the passing of sweeping electoral reforms for Hong Kong will
Why China Has Shifted Focus To Africa From Australia?
Australia and China are not doing business together. This news is getting to become more and more public as China
China approves overhaul of Hong Kong’s electoral system
BEIJING: Chinese leaders endorsed, on Tuesday, a sweeping overhaul of Hong Kong’s political system cutting down its number of directly
Thousands run into Thailand in view of Myanmar air strikes
YANGON: Thailand authorities, along the border with Myanmar, are bracing the influx of Karen villagers escaping the airstrikes by the
