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Hong Kong college campus searched, just one protester found

Hong Kong college campus searched, just one protester found

Officials at a Hong Kong university where police and protesters clashed violently a week ago said Tuesday they had searched the entire campus and found just one remaining holdout in a sign the campus siege may be near an end.
H.K. elections showed 'great spirit': dissident artist

H.K. elections showed 'great spirit': dissident artist

Victory in community-level elections in Hong Kong showed the "great spirit" of the pro-democracy movement, according to a Chinese dissident cartoonist whose work has been a feature of the protests.
Trump: Hong Kong would be 'obliterated in 14 minutes' if not for me

Trump: Hong Kong would be 'obliterated in 14 minutes' if not for me

U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday he had saved Hong Kong from being destroyed by persuading Chinese President Xi Jinping to hold off on sending in troops to crush its pro-democracy movement.
U.S.-China trade war could spark real war: Kissinger

U.S.-China trade war could spark real war: Kissinger

Former U.S. secretary of state Henry Kissinger warned Thursday that an armed conflict could break out between the United States and China if they fail to resolve their trade war.
Hong Kong rights bill clears U.S. Congress, heads to Trump

Hong Kong rights bill clears U.S. Congress, heads to Trump

U.S. lawmakers overwhelmingly approved legislation Wednesday that supports human rights and democracy in Hong Kong and also backs the territory's anti-China protesters, sending the measure opposed by Beijing to President Donald Trump.
SOS: Diehards hold out at Hong Kong campus as foreign pressure rises

SOS: Diehards hold out at Hong Kong campus as foreign pressure rises

Dozens of pro-democracy protesters stood firm within a besieged Hong Kong campus on Wednesday, where an "SOS" sign was laid out as police said they had made 700 arrests since the university became the epicentre of the most intense confrontation in th
Mario mugs, Zelda tote bags as Nintendo opens first Tokyo store

Mario mugs, Zelda tote bags as Nintendo opens first Tokyo store

Nintendo this week throws open the doors to its first bricks-and-mortar store in Tokyo, offering everything from Super Mario mugs to Zelda handbags as part of a new gaming complex in the heart of the city.
Desperate Hong Kong protesters explore sewers in campus escape bid

Desperate Hong Kong protesters explore sewers in campus escape bid

Arms covered in cling film and torches in hand as they drop into the sewers, clusters of pro-democracy protesters still inside a Hong Kong campus are plotting increasingly ingenious -- and desperate -- ways to escape a police siege.
Dozens of Hong Kong protesters make daring campus breakout

Dozens of Hong Kong protesters make daring campus breakout

Dozens of Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters dramatically escaped a two-day police siege at a university campus late Monday by shimmying down ropes from a bridge to waiting motorbikes, after Beijing again warned it could intervene to end the crisis e
US stocks edge to records as holiday season hopes offset trade questions

US stocks edge to records as holiday season hopes offset trade questions

Wall Street stocks edged to new records on Monday amid optimism over the upcoming holiday shopping season, while European bourses mostly dipped on lingering anxiety over trade talks.