Erin Hale

How Hong Kong’s first female leader opened the door to a new era of political repression in China’s freest city.

The party has made much of championing women but the more senior the role the fewer women there are.

After months without cases, initial response was a ‘disaster’, island’s former health minister tells Al Jazeera.

Five years after its exclusion, self-ruled island claimed by China still hopeful it will be able to attend as observer.

Spike in cases has put the spotlight on work culture that demands long hours and being present at the office.

Indigenous people hope ruling in their favour on Friday will open door to more rights.

Analysts say US military’s warnings of rising threat reflect deterioration in US-China ties rather than any real change.

Beijing’s legislature expected to tighten rules on who can run for office in Hong Kong during week-long session.

With the help of her plump white birds, Taiwan fortune-teller promises life will start to get better in mid-June.

Judges are considering whether tycoon should be allowed bail over security charges in precedent-setting decision.