Do Not Split does not shy away from the violence of the protests, but at its heart is the emotional toll on the young people struggling to protect the city they love.

A court in Hong Kong has convicted nine prominent pro-democracy activists for taking part in an unauthorised protest in 2019.

‘Father of democracy’ Martin Lee and media tycoon Jimmy Lai are among seven found guilty over 2019 protest.

In an exclusive interview with CBC News chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres says the United Nations is engaged in a "serious negotiation" with China about granting UN officials access to...

Former French ambassador to Washington gives assessment of global politics and offers advice to the Biden White House.

"Taiwan knows very well that it is standing on the front line": Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu says he looks at what China did in Hong Kong and worries Taiwan could be next. "We cannot allow a democratic Taiwan to be taken over by...

Bao Choy has pleaded not guilty to charges she made false statements to get data she used in a documentary.

Depth of divide between two global giants publicly exposed as talks get under way in snowy Anchorage.

The container shortage that is sending the global shipping industry into troubled waters._

What do Indian athlete students often overlook in their global education journey? In this eye-opening interview, Abhinav Nath, Founder and Head Counselor, Nextrack Consulting — global education expert (sports)—shares his learnings from...

China wields so much power on the global stage these days that it is less concerned about how foreign media makes the country look than in the past, says Keith Richburg, director of the University of Hong Kong's Journalism and Media...

We challenge Hong Kong Executive Council member Regina Ip on the new national security law and electoral reforms.

New virus variants and unequal vaccine distribution complicate efforts to slow COVID-19 spread

Meeting in Alaska gets off to tense start.

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Forty-seven pro-democracy activists charged with ‘conspiracy to commit subversion’ in major crackdown on dissent.

They are accused of subversion for taking part in an unofficial election primary last year.

Landmark decision marks the first time Hong Kong’s top court rules on a case relating to sweeping national security law.

It appears Hong Kong has started enforcing a law that doesn’t recognize dual citizenship, mostly for people who have been detained. Global Affairs Canada says if citizenship is renounced someone could lose access to consular services.

Fears coronavirus can survive on frozen food packaging, leads to a backlog of imports in China.

Judges are considering whether tycoon should be allowed bail over security charges in a precedent-setting decision.

Ofcom said the current licence holder, Star China Media Ltd, had failed to show that it had editorial oversight over CGTN.

Al Jazeera look at how the US-China relationship might move forward now that Biden is in charge

Rescuers are still hopeful of getting the men out alive.