Government adviser says ‘politically exposed’ individuals drawing increased scrutiny

Renowned Beijing adviser Zhong Nanshan has links to firms behind some officially approved remedies

Owner of online brokerage also looking at Europe instead of London for expansion

Ex-economist alleges Bank of Communications did not want a local representing it

James Riley says most top staff operating from outside city until freedom of movement returns

The story of Claudia Mo is also that of Beijing’s tightening grip on Hong Kong

International staff fear Beijing’s order that extends to homes will be used for espionage

However, at a talk in New York, PM expresses concern over the safety of Uyghur refugees.

Popular singer, scholar and barrister also detained amid crackdown in Chinese territory

Colm Kelleher makes remarks at Hong Kong financial forum designed to woo international investors

Senior staff exempted from up to two weeks in designated hotel faced by ordinary travellers on return to city

Former bar association head Paul Harris was outspoken on territory’s tough national security law

One year on, long-cherished norms such as the right to bail and trial by jury are under attack

Davis Polk criticised for agreeing to appear at commemoration of measure used in opposition crack down

University forced to put plan backed by pro-Beijing venture capitalist on hold

The Emergency Services Agency said firefighters were called to the campus early Friday afternoon "following reports of a...

Democrats believe lawyers with political connections may help them more in court

The Coalition has failed to fund a fleet of drones and maritime surveillan­ce technology worth hundreds of millions of dollars that Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said were “critical to maintai...

Alvin Chau’s jailing comes as Beijing cracks down on money laundering and capital flight

Jardine Matheson’s Indonesian arm said to be clearing forest despite talks over impact study

International banks caught between China and US grapple with compliance problems

The Financial Review is investing in its reporting of companies, markets, property and technology with a series of new staff appointments.

Tough Covid restrictions pushing airlines to reconsider the territory as a regional hub

Mayer Brown controversy over Tiananmen monument case highlights dilemma for multinationals

Former bar association head Paul Harris was outspoken on territory’s tough national security law

Financial hub stages premier sporting and networking event for first time in three years

French nuclear operator says fuel-rod issues at China plant would lead it to close for maintenance

Veby Mega Indah, an associate editor with Suara Hong Kong News, says her right eye was injured by a non-lethal round fired by a police officer.

Working conditions have markedly worsened for journalists in Hong Kong since Beijing imposed its national security law for the city last June, an anonymous survey conducted by the Hong Kong Foreign…

The bank has 50 staff in the city, and has told them that it intends to consolidate operations into Shanghai, Singapore and Tokyo.

Unending Covid restrictions, compulsory quarantine and lockdown threat spark exodus from territory

Two reporters quit the South China Morning Post (SCMP) last year after a senior editor axed their three-month investigation into human rights abuses in China’s Xinjiang region, according to a…

Beijing is putting its faith in its own mainland officials as it clamps down on the territory

The Civil Human Rights Front, which has been behind some of the largest protests in city’s history, says it has no one willing to work for its secretariat in the coming year.

Departure of human rights organisation follows closure of more than 35 local civil society groups

In the former prime minister’s telling, he and China’s foreign minister had a “pleasant and engaging” meeting for 65 minutes.