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Hong Kong's Leaders Doomed to Fail Without Reforms, Says Pro-China Lawmaker
A leading pro-Beijing politician in Hong Kong said future leaders of the global financial hub face a grim prospect unless lawmakers and Beijing end their impasse over political reform.
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Chinese Media Calls Hong Kong Opposition 'Destroyers' After Electoral Reform Vetoed
Chinese state media lashed out at Hong Kong's opposition pro-democracy lawmakers today after the legislature in the financial hub vetoed a Beijing-backed electoral reform package.
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Hong Kong Lawmakers Reject Beijing-Backed Reform Package
Hong Kong lawmakers rejected a Beijing-backed political reform package today as pro-democracy legislators united to vote down a contentious electoral roadmap that has sparked mass protests.
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China Warns Against 'Radical Forces' in Hong Kong
China warned today against "radical forces" in Hong Kong after police arrested 10 people on suspicion of making explosives ahead of a vote on a controversial political reform package.
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China Warns Against 'Radical Forces' in Hong Kong
China warned today against "radical forces" in Hong Kong after police arrested 10 people on suspicion of making explosives ahead of a vote on a controversial political reform package.
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Police Make Tenth Arrest Over Explosives in Hong Kong
Police have arrested a tenth person suspected of making explosives in Hong Kong in a plot they say is linked to a "radical" political group, ahead of a key vote on a controversial reform package.
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Hong Kong Police Seize Explosives Ahead of Political Reform Vote: Report
Hong Kong police seized explosives and arrested nine members of a radical political group on Monday, including a student and a teaching assistant, media in the city reported.
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Hong Kong Takes Next Step on Political Reform
Hong Kong will take the next step in its contentious political reform process Wednesday when the government unveils new proposals for how the city should choose its next leader.
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Poor Would Dominate Free Vote, Says Hong Kong Leader
Hong Kong's leader Leung Chun-ying has said open elections would result in the city's many poor dominating politics, as he ruled out democratic reforms before crucial talks aimed at ending three weeks of protest rallies.
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Thousands Join Anti-Occupy Rally in Hong Kong as Democracy Fight Heats Up
Tens of thousands gathered in sweltering heat in Hong Kong on Sunday to protest against a pro-democracy campaign that has threatened to shut down the city's financial district, exposing a deepening rift over political reforms in the former British colony.
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Thousands rally on New Year's Day for Hong Kong democracy
Thousands marched in Hong Kong on Wednesday to demand a greater say in choosing their future leaders, expressing fears China will limit long-awaited political reforms, but the turnout fell short of expectations.
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Hong Kong's Leaders Doomed to Fail Without Reforms, Says Pro-China Lawmaker
A leading pro-Beijing politician in Hong Kong said future leaders of the global financial hub face a grim prospect unless lawmakers and Beijing end their impasse over political reform.
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Chinese Media Calls Hong Kong Opposition 'Destroyers' After Electoral Reform Vetoed
Chinese state media lashed out at Hong Kong's opposition pro-democracy lawmakers today after the legislature in the financial hub vetoed a Beijing-backed electoral reform package.
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Hong Kong Lawmakers Reject Beijing-Backed Reform Package
Hong Kong lawmakers rejected a Beijing-backed political reform package today as pro-democracy legislators united to vote down a contentious electoral roadmap that has sparked mass protests.
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China Warns Against 'Radical Forces' in Hong Kong
China warned today against "radical forces" in Hong Kong after police arrested 10 people on suspicion of making explosives ahead of a vote on a controversial political reform package.
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China Warns Against 'Radical Forces' in Hong Kong
China warned today against "radical forces" in Hong Kong after police arrested 10 people on suspicion of making explosives ahead of a vote on a controversial political reform package.
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Police Make Tenth Arrest Over Explosives in Hong Kong
Police have arrested a tenth person suspected of making explosives in Hong Kong in a plot they say is linked to a "radical" political group, ahead of a key vote on a controversial reform package.
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Hong Kong Police Seize Explosives Ahead of Political Reform Vote: Report
Hong Kong police seized explosives and arrested nine members of a radical political group on Monday, including a student and a teaching assistant, media in the city reported.
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Hong Kong Takes Next Step on Political Reform
Hong Kong will take the next step in its contentious political reform process Wednesday when the government unveils new proposals for how the city should choose its next leader.
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Poor Would Dominate Free Vote, Says Hong Kong Leader
Hong Kong's leader Leung Chun-ying has said open elections would result in the city's many poor dominating politics, as he ruled out democratic reforms before crucial talks aimed at ending three weeks of protest rallies.
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Thousands Join Anti-Occupy Rally in Hong Kong as Democracy Fight Heats Up
Tens of thousands gathered in sweltering heat in Hong Kong on Sunday to protest against a pro-democracy campaign that has threatened to shut down the city's financial district, exposing a deepening rift over political reforms in the former British colony.
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Thousands rally on New Year's Day for Hong Kong democracy
Thousands marched in Hong Kong on Wednesday to demand a greater say in choosing their future leaders, expressing fears China will limit long-awaited political reforms, but the turnout fell short of expectations.
