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Washington (dpa) - US President Donald Trump says that if not for him, China would have sent troops into Hong Kong and killed "thousands of people," adding that Beijing is worried about how such a move would affect a potential trade deal.al.

Police will be out in force at polling stations in Hong Kong this weekend as keenly contested local elections take place amid ongoing anti-government protests

The U.S. Senate, in a unanimous vote, passed legislation on Tuesday aimed at protecting human rights in Hong Kong amid a crackdown on a pro-democracy protest movement that has gripped the Chinese-ruled financial center for months.'

China is demanding that the Uyghurs stop being Uyghurs. The post Soft Genocide: The Future Of Xinjiang. appeared first on Human Events .

With Hong Kong protests exploding to new levels, President Xi Jinping of China is likely to deploy Peoples Liberation Army forces onto the former British colony's streets. And that means a slaughter of some degree.

CHINA has issued a chilling threat of an "unimaginable and dreadful" future if protests in Hong Kong continue. The warning came from the country's UK ambassador after a weekend of violent clashes between police and demonstrators cordoned onto

Dozens of protesters escaped from Hong Kong Polytechnic University on Monday on the back of motorbikes as police fired projectiles at them.'

Washington should end the special economic status granted to Hong Kong if China deploys its military forces in the city, a congressional body warned on Thursday.The US-China Economic and Security Review Commission also called for US export control measure

A sharp escalation of violence in Hong Kong is once again raising the question of how China's central government will respond: Will it intervene, or allow the chaos to persist? ... Click to Continue

Britain's Foreign Office said on Monday it was concerned about the escalation of violence between protesters and police in Hong Kong and urged both sides to find a way forward.'

HONG KONG — Hong Kong streets descended into chaotic scenes following an unauthorized pro-democracy rally Sunday, as protesters set up roadblocks and torched businesses, and police responded with tear gas and a water cannon. Protesters tossed firebo

LeBron James, not Daryl Morey, is the one who's misinformed about the situation in Hong Kong.

HONG KONG (AP) — When the ball smashed into a photo of LeBron James' face stuck above the hoop and dropped into the basket, the Hong Kong protesters cheered.His standing took a hit from...

Apple is the latest American company to find itself under attack by China over the Hong Kong protest movement after the tech giant approved an app that lets protesters locate police.

SHANGHAI: China on Tuesday (Oct 8) pulled NBA exhibition games from television screens as the league faced an escalating punishment campaign in ...

Hong Kong's under-fire leader Carrie Lam on Tuesday said China intervening to end months of pro-democracy protests is an option following a particularly violent week of unrest that paralysed the city.The global network of Agence France-Presse covers 1

Hong Kong was rocked by fresh violence Sunday as tens of thousands hit the streets to defy a ban on face masks, sparking clashes with police, street fights and vandalism across the strife-torn city.

The new Pukguksong-3 ballistic missile which was tested on October 2 will likely be carried on the country's ballistic missile submarines, the first of which was revealed in the summer. A submarine is inherently difficult to detect and counter, making

Hong Kong protesters defied a new law banning face masks, coming out in force Saturday in a continuation of demonstrations that have left the self-governing Chinese city-state nearly paralyzed, the Associated Press reported. Protests were smaller but stil

As China showed off its military might in an elaborate parade marking the country's 70th anniversary under Communist Party rule Tuesday, violent clashes erupted between pro-democracy demonstrators and security forces in Hong Kong in a direct challenge