Hong Kong activists called off protests on Wednesday in remembrance of September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States and denounced a Chinese state newspaper report that they were planning "massive terror" in the Chinese-ruled city.

Hong Kong protesters hit pause to mark September 11 attacks

China expressed anger on Tuesday after German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas met prominent Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong, saying that no foreign country had a right to interfere in China's internal affairs.

China angered after German foreign minister meets Hong Kong activist

Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong has met Germany's foreign minister as he carries abroad his call to support the growing pro-democracy movement in the former British colony, a meeting slammed on Tuesday by China as "disrespectful".

Wrong for German politicians to tap into anti-China separatist wave: China on Joshua Wong's meeting with foreign minister Heiko Maas

Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong was released from police custody on Monday (September 9) after being arrested at Hong Kong International Airport for breaching bail conditions.

Joshua Wong released after being arrested at Hong Kong airport

Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong was making his way to Germany on Monday after he was released from a brief spell in custody following a mistake in his bail conditions, his party confirmed.

Hong Kong's Joshua Wong on way to Germany, US after brief detention

Illegal violence is pushing Hong Kong to the brink of great danger, the city government said on Monday, after a weekend of clashes that included the first gun-shot and the arrest of 86 people, the youngest just 12.

Escalating violent acts pushing Hong Kong to verge of very dangerous situation: Government

Police in Hong Kong fired volleys of tear gas Sunday at thousands of pro-democracy protesters who defied warnings from authorities to hit the streets for the tenth weekend in a row.

As Hong Kong protesters return to streets for tenth week, riot police fire tears gas into rail station

Fresh protests erupt in Hong Kong on China handover anniversary Police in Hong Kong used pepper spray and batons against anti-government protesters who had seized highways early Monday ahead of what is expected to be a huge pro-democracy rally on the anniversary of the city's handover to China.

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Hong Kong police on Saturday slammed an "illegal" blockade of its headquarters after a 15-hour siege by anti-government demonstrators calling for the resignation of the city's pro-Beijing leader.

Hong Kong police slam 'illegal' protest as Headquarter siege ends

Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong called on the city's pro-China leader Carrie Lam to resign after he was released from prison Monday, a day after one of the largest street protests in Hong Kong’s history forced an apology from the city’s top official over a divisive extradition bill.