Hong Kong

The national security law is a direct threat to foreign firms.

Beijing is betting expats will flock to the city despite China’s draconian media crackdown—but they could vote with their feet.

Foreign passport holders risk being trapped in China by nervous authorities.

Hubris drove failed engagement policies. Now, the democratic world must fight back.

A once great city is now another appendage of dictatorship.

Old narratives about the city fell apart this year, but new ones can still be born.

Tough on China or not, a second term would only spell more misery for Tibetans and other communities victimized by Beijing.

Both the government and demonstrators are borrowing tactics from Hong Kong.

The city’s fate was inevitable, but protests sped it up.

Understanding oppression requires layered histories of the city itself.

Beijing has produced a booklet to counter allegations that it’s curtailing the freedoms of Hong Kong residents, abusing Uighurs, and failing to come clean on its role in the spread of the coronavirus.

A coordinated strategy is emerging among allies, despite Trump’s best efforts.

As Beijing cracks down, it turns to familiar tools of repression.

Six months ago, Britain was the most China-friendly state in Western Europe. That’s ancient history now.