Hong Kong protests turn violent; Police Shoot Protester Amid Clashes. Watch video to know more,

Hong Kong protests turn violent; Police Shoot Protester Amid Clashes

Hong Kong is witnessing a violent protest that results- Damage of life and property. The violent clash erupts between Protesters and police early this morning and while covering the ground zero, WION's correspondent gets hit by tear gas. In WION Dispatch, let's listen to the WION's correspondent Grace Lee from directly from Hong Kong as she shares the real-time experience of the situation during the protests.

Hong Kong: Police defends shooting protesters, WION's correspondent shares the real-time experience

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam addressing the media said that "the widespread violent acts (of protesters) should be condemned by the whole society. I hereby appeal to the people to recognised that the action is very destructive and could bring Hong Kong to a road of no return.

Hong Kong's Carrie Lam says violence exceeded calls for democracy, police defend officers who shot at protesters

Swiss bank UBS was fined HK$400 million ($51.09 million) by Hong Kong's securities regulator for overcharging up to 5,000 clients for nearly a decade, the watchdog said on Monday.

UBS fined $51 million by Hong Kong regulator for overcharging clients

Asian shares sank on Monday, the safe-haven yen rose and gold jumped as fresh violence broke out in Hong Kong, while uncertainty still remained over whether the United States and China could end their damaging trade war.

Global Markets: Asian shares a sea of red as Hong Kong chaos hits sentiment

This segment of WION brings to you top stories of the morning from across the globe. Watch this video to get updated with the latest information.

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Tens of thousands of Hong Kongers packed into a park Saturday night to mourn a student who died during recent clashes as police arrested a group of pro-democracy lawmakers, deepening the city's political crisis.

Huge Hong Kong rally after student dies and lawmakers arrested

Hong Kong's police watchdog is unequipped to investigate the force's handling of months of pro-democracy protests, a panel of international experts appointed by the city's own government has found.

Hong Kong police watchdog unequipped to probe own force's handling of protests: Report

Hong Kong police fired tear gas to break up pro-democracy protesters in the western district of Tsuen Wan on Sunday as violence broke out in the New Territories on the 24th straight weekend of unrest.

Hong Kong police fire tear gas on 24th weekend of unrest

Hong Kong police said Saturday they have arrested three pro-democracy lawmakers over a brawl in parliament, deepening the city's crisis a day after the death of a student sent tensions soaring.

Hong Kong pro-democracy lawmakers arrested as tensions soar

A student at a Hong Kong university who fell during protests at the weekend died early on Friday morning, marking the first student death during the anti-government demonstrations that have roiled the city and set the stage for fresh unrest.

Hong Kong student who fell during protests dies, fresh unrest likely

Hong Kong protesters marked Friday's death of a university student injured in a high fall during a pro-democracy rally this week with candlelight vigils and now-familiar street clashes across the Chinese-ruled territory.

Hong Kong vigils for dead student become violent as activists set streets ablaze

China has slammed radical protesters in Hong Kong as "mobsters" using violence to influence upcoming local elections after a pro-Beijing lawmaker was injured in a stabbing.

China calls Hong Kong protesters 'mobsters' after stabbing

In Hong Kong, Fresh protests erupt after the student got injured during the demonstration. Watch this video of WION Dispatch to find out more in detail.

Hong Kong: Fresh protests erupt after student got injured during demonstration

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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam strongly condemns knife attack. Watch video to know more.

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam strongly condemns knife attack

Hong Kong students, many wearing banned black masks, chanted slogans at their graduation at the Chinese University on Thursday, with some holding up banners urging "Free Hong Kong, Revolution Now".

Masked Hong Kong students chant protest slogans at graduation

Beijing supports more bold measures to tackle the roots of unrest that has rocked Hong Kong for months, a senior Chinese official said on Wednesday, just hours after a knife-wielding man attacked a pro-Beijing lawmaker in the financial hub.

China backs bolder action over Hong Kong unrest: Officials

By Monica Clua Losada and David J Bailey People across the world are demonstrating their discontent in increasingly creative and disruptive ways. The past year has seen schoolchildren across the world join the Fridays for Future strikes, witnessing mass walkouts from schools across the globe.

The future of protest is high tech

Hong Kong's economic woes showed no sign of easing Wednesday after a key measure of business confidence fell to its lowest level in more than a decade as the city reels from the global trade war and violent democracy protests.

Hong Kong's economic woes deepen with plunging business outlook

The Hong Kong government said on Tuesday it deeply regrets the involvement of civil servants in protests that have plunged the Chinese-ruled city into crisis as activists plan fresh demonstrations across the territory.

Hong Kong official deeply regrets civil servants taking part in protests

The Chinese Communist Party said on Tuesday it would "perfect" the system for choosing the leader of Hong Kong after months of anti-government protests, as police in the ex-British colony fired water cannon to break up a Guy Fawkes-themed march.

China to 'perfect' Hong Kong system as water cannon breaks up Guy Fawkes protest

How the legend of Guy Fawkes & 'V for Vendetta' inspired Hong Kong protesters

A year after Hong Kong launched a pioneering scheme allowing fund managers to invest in cryptocurrency assets, barely any players have been approved, highlighting the difficulties the industry faces in its bid to become mainstream.

Hong Kong's new crypto funds struggle to clear licensing hurdles

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