Hong Kongers form long queues in the city to buy copies of the final edition of pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, which was forced to close after authorities froze its assets under a sweeping new national security law.
Hong Kong's last pro-democracy newspaper closed its doors just before midnight Wednesday, ending 26 years of journalism. The company's remaining board members decided to close the paper earlier that day, following the arrests last week of five Apple Daily executives under the city's national security law.
Hong Kong's Apple Daily has printed its last edition as national security law charges leveled against its founder and executives force the paper out of business. VOA's Jessica Jerreat has details. Camera: VOA Mandarin Producer: Miguel Amaya
Hong Kong's biggest pro-democracy newspaper, Apple Daily, will close its print and digital production as Beijing tightens its grip.
Didier Deschamps believes that while there is room for improvement for his France side at Euro 2020, he remains pleased the World Cup holders have made it through the 'Group of Death' to finish in first place and qualify for the round of 16.
Germany manager Joachim Löw is expecting an 'open game' against England as the Three Lions will feel obligated to attack with the last-16 clash being played at Wembley.
Nonthaburi (Thailand) (AFP) – Thai table tennis star Orawan Paranang fires balls across the practice table that dominates the living room of her modest house on the edge of Bangkok. The makeshift training setup is the final stage of a 17-year journey that has taken the left-hander from poverty in rural Thailand to the grand stage of the Olympics.
What do the Pentagon, the FBI and other U.S. intelligence agencies know about UFOs? A report due this week is expected to draw few conclusions and raise many questions – especially about U.S. adversaries. Matt Dibble reports. Producer: Matt Dibble.
How did Spider-Man get to meet the Pope and hand him a mask? CNN's Jeanne Moos untangles the web behind the photo that's become a web sensation.
CNNs Erin Burnett and Paula Reid discuss the significance of the ongoing release of officer body camera videos by the Justice Department from the insurrection at the US Capitol on January 6th, 2021.
Portugal manager Fernando Santos gave his thoughts after his team booked a mouth-watering clash against top-ranked Belgium in the last-16 of Euro 2020.
People working with Joe Biden's presidential campaign repeatedly warned Facebook about violent campaign-related rhetoric on its platform during the heat of the 2020 election, but a series of email exchanges reveals how Facebook sometimes brushed them off.
