An artwork by a dissident Chinese cartoonist depicting a coronavirus particle driving a tank towards a protester was unveiled in Copenhagen on Friday (May 15) in support of arrested Hong Kong demonstrators whose trial begins next week.

Art in support of Hong Kong protests in Denmark | COVID-19 Pandemic

Hong Kong University research claimed that eyes are the major route of infecting humans or the spread of viruses. It also claimed that COVID-19 virus level is higher by 80-100 times than SARS.

Hong Kong University research: Eyes major route of infecting humans

The Riot Police in Hong Kong stormed malls and fired pellets on protesters. WION's Palki tells you how the pro-democracy movement has returned in Hong Kong.

Gravitas: Hong Kong on the brink, once again

Flash mobs, mass arrests, pepper spray: Highlights of Hong Kong protests on Mother's Day

Watch today in WION Dispatch: Protests occurred between the police & anti-government protesters in Hong Kong. Protesters demanded the Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam's resignation.

WION Dispatch: Protests occur between police & anti-government protesters in Hong Kong

Carrie Lam, the leader of Hong Kong, recently announced plans to rework the city’s education system in view of the protests that have rocked the city multiple times since 2019.

Carrie Lam blames education system for protests in Hong Kong, vows to reform it

Pro-China Vs Pro-Democracy during Parliamentary session in Hong Kong. Rival legislators got into scuffle during the session. Watch this video to get more details.

Pro-China Vs Pro-Democracy in Hong Kong, rival legislators get into scuffle in Parliament

New York is distributing free masks to its residents. Hong Kong's economy has shrunk by 8.9%. WION's Palki Sharma gets you the top developments on the Coronavirus Outbreak for Monday.

Gravitas: Coronavirus outbreak | The top developments for 4th May

Hong Kong riot police armed with shields dispersed a crowd of 300 pro-democracy activists holding a singing protest in an upmarket shopping mall on Sunday, despite a ban on public gatherings of more than four people.

Hong Kong police break up pro-democracy singing protest at mall

China is going to prosecute a Belizean citizen for his alleged involvement in providing funds to “meddle” in Hong Kong affairs, a Chinese newspaper reported on Friday. The newspaper backed by the ruling Communist Party, said security authorities concluded their investigation against Lee Henley Hu Xiang to the Guangzhou prosecutorate. Lee will be prosecuted, the report said.

China to prosecute citizens for meddling in Hong Kong affairs

WION in an exclusive conversation spoke to independent strategist Andrew KP Leung from Hong Kong on major fall in the oil prices. Watch report.

WION exclusive with Independent strategist Andrew KP Leung on oil markets crash

A Chinese troll army attacked a Thai couple for asking a question on the origin of the virus. But the plan backfired when Netizens from Hong Kong and the Philippines decided to take on China. WION's Palki Sharma brings you the story.

Gravitas: How China lost a 'troll-war' on Twitter

As COVID-19 has penetrated the global society, protests that were peaking last year have come to a halt. One of the major protests that happened included Hong Kong, where face masks became a symbol of defying the authority.

Hong Kong retains face mask ban even amid COVID-19 crisis

The Wuhan Coronavirus outbreak seems to have taken a shocking new turn. Animals in New York & Hong Kong are testing positive for the virus. Can the virus spread from humans to animals?

Gravitas: Are animals contracting Coronavirus from humans?

Hong Kong police Thursday arrested an opposition politician under a colonial-era sedition law for allegedly sharing the identity of an officer who fired a baton round that blinded a journalist during protests last year.

Hong Kong politician arrested for 'sedition' over Facebook post

Hong Kong's rival political camps have embraced a new tactic to woo potential voters as the city hunkers down during the coronavirus pandemic: free face masks. Masks have been in desperately short supply in Hong Kong since the start of the year when the epidemic reached the financial hub.

Hong Kong political rivals are wooing voters with free face masks

President Xi Jinping visited the city of Wuhan, the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, sending a message that Beijing has the situation under control. His visit comes as China recorded its lowest number of infections, just 19 on Tuesday, all in Wuhan apart from two who had arrived from overseas. Watch WION Ground Report:

WION Ground Report: Xi Jinping visits Wuhan since Coronavirus outbreak

Hong Kong's business outlook hit a record low in February, according to data released on Wednesday, as the coronavirus outbreak added to the financial hub's troubles following months of political turmoil.

Coronavirus drags Hong Kong business outlook to record low: data

Hong Kong police fired tear gas on Saturday to disperse hundreds of black-clad protesters, some armed with petrol bombs, during a rally to mark six months since the authorities stormed a subway station and arrested demonstrators.

Hong Kong police fire tear gas as black-clad protesters return to streets

Actor Jacki Chan assured his fans that he is safe and is not under quarantined. Also see: From movie shoots to award show, events that have got affected due to coronavirus The global movie star took to his Instagram and posted a heartfelt message to assure his fans that he is alright.

Coronavirus: Jackie Chan says he is safe, not under quarantine

Hong Kong police arrested publishing tycoon Jimmy Lai, an outspoken critic of Beijing, and two other pro-democracy activists on Friday on charges of illegal assembly.

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai arrested on illegal assembly charges

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai arrested on illegal assembly charges United Nations

All pets of people in Hong Kong infected with the coronavirus will be quarantined, with one dog already in isolation, the city's authorities said Friday. The move is the first reported case anywhere in the world of a government quarantining pets over the outbreak and was prompted by a positive test in the pet of an infected patient.

Hong Kong pets face coronavirus quarantine after dog tests positive

After the anti-government protest, the coronavirus outbreak has added to the troubles of Hong Kong. Government officials have announced that they will gift $1200 to all permanent residents, in an attempt to revive the economy. This report has the details.

Gravitas: Hong Kong to hand out $1200 to permanent residents

hong-kong

Hong Kong, News on Hong Kong, stories on Hong Kong, articles on Hong Kong, Hong Kong stories at Wion, Hong Kong news, Hong Kong latest news

hong kong