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US Consulate Employee Attacked In Hong Kong: Police
A staff member of the US Consulate General in Hong Kong was attacked by a man outside his workplace on Tuesday afternoon, police and a US official said.
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Hong Kong Protesters Say "Thank You" To Donald Trump For Support
Hundreds of people in Hong Kong, including many elderly residents, marched to the US consulate on Sunday to show "gratitude" for US support of anti-government protests that have roiled the financial hub for nearly six months.
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Hong Kong Protesters Ask Trump To "Liberate" City, Sing US Anthem
Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to Hong Kong streets on Sunday and marched to the US Consulate, urging American lawmakers to pass legislation in support of the territory's democratic aspirations.
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Huge Crowd Takes Hong Kong Protest Message To US Consulate
A huge crowd of pro-democracy activists marched to the United States consulate in Hong Kong on Sunday in a bid to ramp up international pressure on Beijing following three months of huge and sometimes violent protests.
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US Has Shown China "A Deserved Yellow Card," Says Diplomat On Trade War
The United States has issued China with a "yellow card" on trade, said its consul general in Hong Kong Tuesday, in a strongly worded speech which also urged the importance of the city's autonomy for business.
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Edward Snowden did not stay at Russian Hong Kong consulate: lawyer
A lawyer for US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden has denied reports that the fugitive had stayed at the Russian consulate in Hong Kong before his arrival in Moscow, according to an interview published on Saturday.
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Edward Snowden stayed at Russia's Hong Kong consulate: report
Edward Snowden, the US intelligence leaker who was granted asylum in Russia, contacted Russian officials before he flew to Moscow and spent several days at the country's diplomatic mission in Hong Kong, a newspaper said on Monday.
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Ecuador issued a 'safe pass' for Edward Snowden: report
Ecuador has issued a "safe pass" transit permit for US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden, according to the US-based Spanish-language TV network Univision, which posted what it said was a copy of the document online.
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Edward Snowden en route from Hong Kong to Moscow: report
Former US intelligence technician Edward Snowden is en route from Hong Kong to Moscow heading to a third destination, the South China Morning Post reported Sunday.
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US Consulate Employee Attacked In Hong Kong: Police
A staff member of the US Consulate General in Hong Kong was attacked by a man outside his workplace on Tuesday afternoon, police and a US official said.
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Hong Kong Protesters Say "Thank You" To Donald Trump For Support
Hundreds of people in Hong Kong, including many elderly residents, marched to the US consulate on Sunday to show "gratitude" for US support of anti-government protests that have roiled the financial hub for nearly six months.
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Hong Kong Protesters Ask Trump To "Liberate" City, Sing US Anthem
Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to Hong Kong streets on Sunday and marched to the US Consulate, urging American lawmakers to pass legislation in support of the territory's democratic aspirations.
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Huge Crowd Takes Hong Kong Protest Message To US Consulate
A huge crowd of pro-democracy activists marched to the United States consulate in Hong Kong on Sunday in a bid to ramp up international pressure on Beijing following three months of huge and sometimes violent protests.
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US Has Shown China "A Deserved Yellow Card," Says Diplomat On Trade War
The United States has issued China with a "yellow card" on trade, said its consul general in Hong Kong Tuesday, in a strongly worded speech which also urged the importance of the city's autonomy for business.
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Edward Snowden did not stay at Russian Hong Kong consulate: lawyer
A lawyer for US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden has denied reports that the fugitive had stayed at the Russian consulate in Hong Kong before his arrival in Moscow, according to an interview published on Saturday.
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Edward Snowden stayed at Russia's Hong Kong consulate: report
Edward Snowden, the US intelligence leaker who was granted asylum in Russia, contacted Russian officials before he flew to Moscow and spent several days at the country's diplomatic mission in Hong Kong, a newspaper said on Monday.
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Ecuador issued a 'safe pass' for Edward Snowden: report
Ecuador has issued a "safe pass" transit permit for US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden, according to the US-based Spanish-language TV network Univision, which posted what it said was a copy of the document online.
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Edward Snowden en route from Hong Kong to Moscow: report
Former US intelligence technician Edward Snowden is en route from Hong Kong to Moscow heading to a third destination, the South China Morning Post reported Sunday.
