. life at the time when i was in hong kong-— hong kong.res of teachers - hong kong. ling is one of scores of teachers who i hong kong. ling is one of i scores of teachers who have relocated to the uk. she is writing a letter to a friend who is still in hong kong, reflecting on how the last four years have had an impact on them all. ling taught liberal studies at a hong kong secondary school but some teachers have been accused by authorities of radical i think the youth against the government and mobilising them to protest. ling believes it is a teacher's job to promote critical thinking. i job to promote critical thinking-— job to promote critical thinking. job to promote critical thinkint. . , ., thinking. i always treat them as my children. _ thinking. i always treat them as my children. i _ thinking. i always treat them as my children. i don't - thinking. i always treat them as my children. i don't allow| as my children. i don't allow them to do something very bad, or teach them. i don't allow them to break any rules, but if they really

ijust — i come back and just say that i miss hong kong too much, i love hong kong too much.decision, so i stay here. hello there. thursday was a better day for play at wimbledon and for the start of the test at headingley. there was quite a lot of cloud generally, but we did see temperatures peaking at 23 degrees. however, into friday, we're tapping into some heat and humidity, and temperatures may well peak as high as 29 celsius, 84 fahrenheit. there was some cloud and rain around, though, and you can see quite clearly where i'm talking about on the satellite picture. this is a frontal system bringing some wet weather, fairly showery first thing friday morning across scotland and northern ireland. slowly brightening up into the afternoon. but with that southerly wind direction dragging in that warm, humid air as we go through the day, producing clear skies across england and wales, temperatures will respond. highs of 29 celsius in one or two areas by the middle of the afternoon. so that means for the tennis at wimbledon, we could see temperatures as high as 27. it has the p

ijust — i come back and just say that i miss hong kong too much, i love hong kong too much. my decision, so i stay here. hello there. we're intojuly now — a new month and very different type of weather, particularly when we compare it to the monthjust gone. in fact, june 2023 was exceptionally warm and dry — record—breakingly so for many of us. infact, record—breakingly so for many of us, and it was all because we were dominated by high pressure. now, very different feel to the weather to startjuly. scenes more like this with plenty of rainbows up and down the country will be actually quite a common feature for the upcoming week, all because we replace high pressure with low pressure, which will be sitting to the north of the uk and bringing fairly cool, fresh north to north—westerly winds down across our shores. you can see the lighter yellow colours, even the blue and green hue there, pushing in from the north—west. so, it will feel a lot fresher again for part two of the weekend. plenty of sunshine around across central and southern areas but blustery showers across the n

ijust — i come back and just say that i miss hong kong too much, i love hong kong too much.y decision, so i stay here. hello. 0ur spell of rather cool, unsettled and blustery mid—july weather is set to continue through the remainder of the weekend. this was the picture saturday evening just before the sun set in north berwick, east lothian. we've had some big vivid rainbows around, and we could see more of those on sunday with that mix, again, of some sunshine and further heavy and blustery showers. they won't be as frequent as they were on saturday, though. so we've still got low pressure close by, just edging its way towards the north—east. but still plenty of isobars on the map showing another fairly blustery sort of day. quite a bit of cloud first thing for parts of northern england, scotland as well and we'll continue to see patchy rain on and off for much of the day across northern and western scotland. a bit more sunshine, but also scattered showers further east and really for northern ireland, england and wales, sunny spells and blustery showers. the gusts of wind 30

very briefly. is— in hong kong since then. very briefly, is hong _ in hong kong since then.ce then. very briefly, is hong kong or - in hong kong since then. very briefly, is hong kong or china really going to hunt these people down or try to smuggle them back? that is quite a question, if they would ever be smuggled back. police superintendent who is in charge of national security in the police said that unless they would ever return to hong kong they might not be able to hong kong they might not be able to arrest them. hard to tell if any government would heed to the demands from hong kong to arrest these people on their behalf. that might involve a process of involving this kind of international warrant. if that were to ever happen, we can't tell. the hong kong police insist on national security law does have jurisdiction outside of hong kong to bring these people into their jurisdiction, into trial and face justice. a parliamentary session is getting under way in thailand. elections in may resulted in a new opposition party coming from nowhere to be the largest party in t

is there l room with a democracy activists in hong kong?— in hong kong?re _ in hong kong? that's a tough question. there is _ in hong kong? that's a tough question. there is not - in hong kong? that's a tough question. there is not a - in hong kong? that's a tough question. there is not a lot . in hong kong? that's a tough| question. there is not a lot of space for expositor demonstration as people have done before but still onjuly the first, during the 12, during the fourth you see hong kong is who were brave enough to take their flowers, take their slogans and start chatting on the street even though they were immediately arrested by police minutes after, but still i think the spaceis after, but still i think the space is here if you try to expand and widen it. of course do you start speaking you are arrested but still people try to find that space and have been created about and that something we should see as the space that people have been trying to fight for.— space that people have been trying to fight for. thanks for shafinu trying to fight for. th

and others have left hong kong like these eight people.alled today�*s arrest warrants an indictment of the once well—regarded hong kong law enforcement and judiciary and calls on foreign governments to offer protection to those who, in their words, are being threatened by beijing. one of the exiled activists targeted by hong kong�*s arrest warrants is anna kwok. she�*s the executive director at the hong kong democracy council here in dc and i spoke to her earlier. thank you very much forjoining us here in the studio. what was your reaction when you heard the news? honestly, i was shocked and blank for a moment because ijust got up at 6am and i saw my phone which blew up with messages asking me what my thoughts were on the arrest warrant. and i thought to myself, arrest warrant, why? apparently i have a bounty on my head, $1,000,000 hong kong dollar bounty and for a second, i was shocked but in the second second, i didn�*t really care much because i thought that is exactly the kind of thing that the hong kong government and the chinese comm

that is a ureat them to list in hong kong? that is a great question _ them to list in hong kong?n because it it focuses on the differences between the past and this year. one of the things that we have this year is as of march this year there was a new change in the regulation from the onshore regulators and also in hong kong that essentially allows international companies who hong kong to be accessible for onshore investors from the mainland and this is a very, very large investor base. just to give you a sense, they trade about 1 to give you a sense, they trade about1 trillion renminbi per day. historically that was only available to main land companies and mainland issuers. all companies in hong kong but they were chinese. now they open that invest the base to any company from any part of the world who decides to invest in hong kong. that means a company that comes to list in hong kong, has access to two points of capital and as you know from the lease and activity that has been subdued internationally but active in the mainland markets in shanghai, 1731p0s the mainland market

lots of hong kong people stay outside hong kong, about 2 million hong kong people. our voting system for the parliament would include all the residents of hong kong and we have a secure way for them to vote without trace. >> ok p hong kong pro-democracy activist elmer, we appreciate you taking the time to talk to us tonight from canada and we wish you all the best. thank you. >> thank you for having me, thank you again. goodbye. >> here is a reminder of our top story. it israeli troops beginning to withdraw from the occupied west bank city of janine after two days of raids and drone strikes, 12 palestinians have been killed. speaking of online, dw offers news on the go. download our app from google play or the apple app store, that will give you access to the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. you are watching dw news. after a break i will be back to take you through the day. stick around, we will be right back. mark: welcome to "live from paris," world news and analysis from france 24. these are the main world new

you are in hong kong when — the uk is minimal. you are in hong kong when the _ the uk is minimal.ity law- the uk is minimal. you are in hong kong when the security law was - kong when the security law was passed in 2020, have you been surprised at how things have escalated since then? hat surprised at how things have escalated since then? not really because of— escalated since then? not really because of the _ escalated since then? not really because of the way _ escalated since then? not really because of the way that - escalated since then? not really because of the way that the - escalated since then? not really because of the way that the war| escalated since then? not really - because of the way that the war was drafted. i was there when there were some clear messages from xi jinping in hong kong, ourway some clear messages from xi jinping in hong kong, our way or the highway. when we saw the provisions, that was why there was such a reaction. i think it is right at the high end of our worst expectations what we have seen over the last few years. what we have seen over the la

hong kong, but in china itself? >> yes . so hong kong, but in china itself? >> yes.ans. we also got wegers and taiwanese may be the next one. so they try to or maybe try to promote the idea of one country, systems towards one country, two systems towards taiwanese. but in the end, we know that it's a failure. so while that's why i would say that perhaps the 1984 sino—british joint declaration is a diplomatic mistake and the sino anglo joint declaration is meant to be an international agreement. >> but china now says it's none of your business. this is our domestic affairs and tells the united kingdom government just to shut up. and it's quite aggressive about that. what do you think british government you think the british government can ought to response ? >> well, 7- >> well, in 7_ >> well, in my 7 >> well, in my memory in 2015, it was the first time that the uk government declared a breach of the treaty by the prc, by china in the end, and then in 2019, 2020, then more and more declaration by by the uk government. and then i think that there should be some kind of

no—one ever in hong kong or the world will have imagined that it would happen to hong kong.., , imagination. ted hui 'oin us from australia, h imagination. ted huijoin us from australia, thank - imagination. ted huijoin us from australia, thank you i imagination. ted huijoin us| from australia, thank you so much forjoining us on newsday today. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. on the summit, it's been closed since the autumn of 2019 first due to covid and that a massive project to rebuild the rail tracks right at the top. but now the trains are back and that means the business can reopen. that means the business can reo en. ~ , .., that means the business can reo en. . , .., , reopen. when we first came up here the building _ reopen. when we first came up here the building was - reopen. when we first came up here the building was really - here the building was really multi—. it's been no air ventilation to the building for three years so it was a massive job getting professional cleaners and, getting the building nice and clean. generators, we needed to n

there are a lot of people that don't have freedom even to leave hong kong. >> earlier today, i hong kongourt rejected the government's request to been glory to hong kong, which has become a protest and them. were you surprised by that? >> quite surprised. it seems like they don't have total control of the judiciary system. the judges, most of them are foreign, and they still like to rule by law, but on the other hand, the u.s. congress has been threatening sanction on those national security judges, so that's why they may be scared. >> do you think this could be a sign that these judges will defy the government in other areas? >> i think they have to choose, either they resign or they rule according to the law. because the whole world is watching how they rule, and i believe that now they have to consider, and it looks like there is some recovery because they understand this cannot go on. i think even xi jinping understands it cannot go on. it is really hurting the hong kong economy. we supply 70% of their foreign income. >> you spoke earlier about forming a parliament in exile. how is t

now i'm trying to form an elected hong kong parliament outside of hong kong.s them very nervous. it is really the power of the people. they never have the support of the people. they have hijacked all of the human rights and democracy from the chinese people. >> why do you think they are going after people overseas, exiles? >> they are trying to reach out. they do not have the control. the result is they want to scare us. they do this kind of tactic all of the time. only now are people starting to pay attention. >> i know hong kong police have detained members of your family. i believe your daughter and son eric what is your response to that? >> they are trying to scare me. what i am doing is based on the universal declaration of independence. we have the right to vote. that is also the chinese constitution. and the hong kong basic law. these are the rights given to us to form our own government. they tried to detain my children to scare me. and get me to stop. i would not be surprised if they detain them for a longer time. >> i've seen reports a quote saying

hong kong has a very attractive tax regime of around 15%.ty has been applied on a very narrow basis, and therefore we have not seen an impact in terms of our market, and last year, for example, yes, volume went down about 20%, if we look at it compared with 2019, when it was just like before, the protests and the covid, at that point our volume was about $87 billion, hong kong dollars, per day, and this year we are serving around 127, 128, which is comparable with last year. that is nicolas aguzin, who is the boss of the operator of the hong kong stock exchange, speaking to me a little earlier. in other news this morning, twitter users will soon need to be verified in order to use tweetdeck. the change will take effect in 30 days. tweetdeck is currently free for all twitter users and it allows people to organise accounts they follow into different columns. the move to charge for tweetdeck could boost revenue for twitter, which has struggled to keep advertisers under elon musk�*s leadership. later today, australia is due to announce its lates

i asked him if he will return to hong kong to try and clear his me. i found, i'll say, because as you know, the communist has infiltrated all the major western cities. they even had their own police station. and the most less than the asians have not decided to get them out of the country. so they are really exercising the police power in foreign countries. so it's the issue. as we all know, the ccp is really a trash national criminal organization around the west. and you to be in the considering these claims have been reported about china and full trading into these western countries. how safe are, how confident are you in canadian authorities to protect you? i'm certainly not going to ask for details about what they're doing to protect you and to help you. but are you confident that enough is being done? i know they've done nothing and we have defend false celts and really trap really has to have to be care for and look or wrong. uh, make sure you never know and issue. the chinese are very low change, so we need to be they have agents everywhere. an

in the rule of law in hong kong.tory of in voluntary extraditions of people without going through the legal process. i mean, most notoriously, this happened in thailand when the hong kong book seller was bundled out of thailand, stuck in a chinese prison and he is still there, facing china �*s very uncertainjudicial system. still there, facing china �*s very uncertainjudicialsystem. it still there, facing china �*s very uncertainjudicial system. it is uncertain judicial system. it is possible uncertainjudicial system. it is possible that these people, although i think one could be confident they will be safe while they are in britain or in america, or wherever, if they travel they will become vulnerable. and china is very obsessed with putting every single person who has been prominent in the protest movement of 2019, 2020 in jail. there have already been something like 10,000 arrests in tiny little hong kong for political reasons. fist tiny little hong kong for political reasons. �* tiny little hong kong for politica

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from hong kong, here's martin yip of bbc chinese.any member of the public who can provide information on those wanted people and their related crimes, they say. some of these activists have previously been sought for, other allegations such as electoral fraud but this is the first time we hear from hong kong's national security police that they are wanted and that the police are offering financial incentives for their capture. the alleged crimes include collusion with foreign forces, advocating for sanctions against the hong kong government, incitement to secession and subversion. translation:— secession and subversion. translation: , ., translation: some people have continued to _ translation: some people have continued to engage _ translation: some people have continued to engage in _ continued to engage in activities and dangerous national securities. activities and dangerous nationalsecurities. i activities and dangerous national securities. i would like to point out one point that the national security law of hong kong has extra

hong kong has a very attractive tax regime of around 15% in common law.nal security has been applied on a narrow basis and therefore we have not seen an impact in terms of our market and last year, for example, volume went down about 20% but if we look at it compared to 2019 when it wasjust like before, like, the protests and covid, at that point our volume was about $87 billion, hong kong dollars per day and this year we are serving around 127, 128 which is comparable to last year. inafew in a few hours australia will be announcing its latest monetary policy decision. at monetary policy decision. at its two last meetings the cost of borrowing was hired to bringing interest rates to the highest rate in ii bringing interest rates to the highest rate in 11 years. still, consumer prices have remained stubbornly above the central bank target. earlier i spoke to state street global markets who explained how he expected the rba to move. we do think that there _ expected the rba to move. we do think that there is _ expected the rba to move. we do think that ther

the hon. concord has rejected a band on broadcasting the protest song, glory to hong kong. the government had requested an injunction labeling it a matter of national security. the song was written during the 2019 antique government protest movement, which ended with beijing taking tighter control of hancock. it's lyrics call for democracy and liberty. the song has been mistakenly played at several international sporting events, instead of china is national anthem. the fbi kong is joining us for more on the story from hong kong. cd tell us more about the court's decision. how surprising is this? well, the result is really unexpected for many of the service and even the reporters in town. and that's especially when light at a time. c and hong kong should history is frequently preston's always independence at face of the current political climate. that just in fact uh the quotes rechecked to like an active, as from joining the hearing of the defense party. and back to the 1st they let this time this just basically receives the injunction from a more practical perspective, say

take a look at hong kong right now, we are just getting word from the hong kong observatory the typhoonin force until 4:00 p.m. hong kong has delayed the morning trading session, already strapped the futures trading as well. we are now hearing from the hong kong observatory the typhoon signal will remain until at least 4:00 p.m. hong kong time, which means that winds with speeds of 63 kilometers per hour or more are expected. this is bloomberg. ♪ grand canyon university specializes in helping you fit a master's degree in business into your busy day. your graduation team led by your own gcu counselor provides you with the personal support you need to succeed! find your purpose. visit gcu.edu shery: china's tech stocks just had their best week since december, but for many investors would been earned teasing best rallies, signs of fundamental improvement are needed before they jump again. let's bring in our correspondent. does that mean this huge sudden surge in optimism for tech stocks may not be long-lived? >> yeah, there are too many questions right now, so you saw the hang seng index j

but it's what activates like my so back to hong kong. those that these are some of the invitations. you are very clear when you say we will keep on fighting. can i ask you, are you in touch with any of the other a 7 activists affected by these warrants and, and do they feel the same? if you, if the, if you are in touch with them, do they feel the same way that you do? yes, as being touched with what most of those so be affected. well, so we more that's on the same page. on the other hand, well, i would say to opt out of this and use it then it somehow get more so it's better to you all or even you and if you, i'm on different or secret society organizations. so right now we have a dozen of joya statements or join mattress. co sign defined number boy bought any buttons off of cs all around the world, coming across different countries. i'm coming pro democracy act to this to send loud. thank you so much for speaking to us and dw today, and that is all we have time for, but i'm going to leave you with some gorgeous images of the moon, which is opus thing, close to the us, unusual, incr

ok, hong kong pro democracy activists elmer. when we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight from canada, and we certainly do wish you all the best. thank you. thank you for having. thank you again. bye back and use reminder now of our top story is really true. beginning to withdraw from the occupying westbank city of jeanine after 2 days of braids and troll and strides, at least 12 palestinians had been killed. and speaking of online, the media dw also offers news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. you're watching the w news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around. we will be right back the this cold grid for here, rooms for every year, terrible fires rage across the continents. protecting these eco systems from the flames is more important than ever. we need people from spain and germany who wants to make a diffe

well, look, really, western countries reacted very weakly to the events that took place in hong kong,l, accordingly, china and that is, those left sanctions that were introduced against which influenced, for example, well, that is, the top from hong kong and pa- and some party leaders , well, actually, i say that it influenced us to play an important role, but the influence over hong kong is also a large financial city. a certain opportunity to show china to its residents and the residents of hong kong that everything and such is a certain rule and when the hong kongers are used to living in a preferential way, well, that is, it has already ended , we have the consequences of the fact that the western world allowed everyone to develop and such states as china, hoping that the the benefits of western civilization and in the end this economic upswing will help china rethink its own essence and become more democratic. and by the way, at one time hong kong as a financial center hoped that it would become an example for this mainland china and china will take an example from him to reforma

here is hong kong's chief executive.wherever they are, we will go after them as long - as they are alive. any persons can assist the police in arresting these people, all information will be kept confidential. based on the reward notice and eventual outcome, anybody providing information will be eligible for the reward, including relatives and friends of these people. anna kwok, who lives in the united states, is one of the eight affected. she's also the executive director of the hong kong democracy council, and received the news yesterday morning. she gave her reaction to my colleague sumi somaskanda. ijust got up at 6am and i saw my phone which blew up with messages asking me what my thoughts were on the arrest warrant. and i thought to myself, arrest warrant, why? apparently i have a bounty on my head, $1,000,000 hong kong dollar bounty, and the first second, i was shocked, but in the second second, i didn't really care much because i thought that is exactly the kind of thing that the hong kong government and the chin

nathan lau is one of eight activists wanted by hong kong police.ued a new arrest warrant for him. nate joins us from an undisclosed location. i really appreciate you joining us. it's good to talk to you. i guess there is no other way to put it. there is a bounty on your head right now. how are you doing? what's it been like? >> well, thanks for having me, jim. life has been difficult because after the bounty is out, everyone has been asking what they can help with, and for me, i've been living a discreet life, but now it's another level because there could be people giving out my information because there is a bounty, more than 128,000 u.s. dollars. that's quite an amount of money for many people. so for me, i just have to be much more careful and to avoid going to places where they are friendly with china or have an extradition with them, and just carry out my advocacy work in this condition. >> and the concern is, i guess, is that literally, wherever you go, anywhere in the world you could be snatched off the street, thrown in a van, something li

we are seeing trading and the hong kong stocks last quoted at nine dollars, 12 hong kong. this was a subsidiary established back in 2011 as a corporate home for imax's and spent -- expansion within china with business accounting for about 24% of sales last year. the first theater open in 2007. we will be watching for a reaction if the stock begins retrading. but imax is seeking to buy out its hong kong chinese subsidiary in that $124 million deal. >> who doesn't cpi numbers that come in almost as low as traders dared hope for. we did see a rally in stocks, bonds, even oil benefited from the new delhi weakening. you can see the gains we saw in the s&p, the nasdaq are carrying over that little bit of momentum there. attentive or percent on each of those. there was quit a rally at the short end of the market. the two year yield was down about 13 basis points. the sense that the fed is maybe not on hiking rates yet but certainly getting closer to being there. let me remind you of the numbers. cpi is up to a two-year low. the cpi hit that just a year ago. used cars, other kinds

i was born and raised in hong kong. i mean, wherever i live, my heart always belongs to hong kong. so all the work and doing now all the dangers and facing and not only myself a people around me as well. we're all facing the same danger to us because we want to go back to home home. so yes, definitely. it's the dream that we have and it's something we will keep fighting for until the day we die. and o'clock, said the executive director for the hong kong democracy council. thank you so much for spending this time with us here on out of there on thank you. the new investigations unit has been set up to hold russians accountable for suspected war crimes. and ukraine is based in the hague, in the netherlands unemployed post cases from the international criminal court, as well as colleagues from the european union, united states and ukraine, suspected russian war crimes and to the massacre of civilians in the city of butcher, as well as attacks on ukraine's infrastructure, russia says it will come to well production by hoffen 1000000 barrels per day from august. that's off the saudi ara

alive a hong kong 0 frozen in time. bruce lee has had many imitators, but he was truly an original. with groundbreaking, martial arts, movies, famous around the world. it is unique because he made films that people love that, that i, you know, even today we see him as a man of 2 plus 12 with a 4. he was doing different, beautiful and move it. and he was very, very attractive. and yet i'm going to talk, she made a mock, he made a mock and all of us on the whole world, medical or nor store data. but of course, hong kong is essential to bruce lease origin story. lee was born in california but spent his childhood and final years here. he landed his 1st lead role in the hong kong film, the big boss, which made him a household name in asia. coming back goes, he left an unforgettable impression in the minds of children like me. how could a man be so extraordinary, especially for 12 and 13 year olds? it's a formative age. i think every kid needs to have some kind of idle to grow up with . and learn from it, especially boys boys

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well, hong kong is a true tragedy. it happened right before our eyes, that the national security law was imposed. this place of where people used to enjoy freedom and openness and all of a sudden all those freedom as being taken away by the chinese government. and we did not see this as an isolated case. we also saw that even 2014 over crimea, and the western reaction to russia in 2014 was not strong enough. and i believe that it has a direct or indirect implication for the war to take place in ukraine and even use a shot if we are not able to take up country actions against the chinese way of doing things over hong kong. i'm sure the chinese will be encouraged to do more in the other parts of the world in this is especially in this region. if you look at the chinese actions in the east china see that has already gotten in japan during those. and if you look at the south, china sea is more of a west point, then the pat was straight. and therefore, i think the international community needs to look at the chinese expansi

. >> i am here in hong kong. our top stories, chinese developers under pressure as hong kong markets reopen today. janet yellen expects spillovers from sluggish growth. no recession in the u.s.. we speak exclusively with the bank of italy governor. expecting two more quarter-point hikes. adani group's turning cautious as the fallout lingers from the hindenburg report. welcome to the show. we are approaching midmorning. thailand is coming on line right now. as we go into the market opens, the direction of travel is down. we were weaker on monday. today a bit more nuanced in many ways because you have the major markets coming online. japan reopen today. hong kong also reopening today. volumes coming back. 1.7% to the downside hong kong. if you want to get a sense where we are a star sector rotation, break it down by sectors. industrial and financials. we will get to china and just a moment. commercial and consumer services on the way down. the china parts the story though. csi 100 going into the last 30 minutes of

to this, hong kong up strongly today and man lane china? , ., china? the markets are absolutely _ china? the markets are absolutely focused - china? the markets are absolutely focused on l china? the markets are l absolutely focused on the development of that relationship, in constructive dialogue is progress and i think obviously, markets are welcoming more positive news on

straight to hong kong. tom grundy of the independent news site hong kong free press is there.es. yesterday they offered a bounty of $1 million for information that would lead to their arrests. what do you make of the timing of this? . , , this? hi, lucy. timing -wise it comes a— this? hi, lucy. timing -wise it comes a week _ this? hi, lucy. timing -wise it comes a week after _ this? hi, lucy. timing -wise it comes a week after the - this? hi, lucy. timing -wise it comes a week after the state | this? hi, lucy. timing -wise it i comes a week after the state run media were campaigning for this, and days after the third anniversary of the security law that has seen over 16 civil society groups disband, elections with pre—approved candidates, sensitive books removed from book shelves, and traditional democrats like some of these eight other behind bars, in self exile, or have quit politics altogether. what a lot of the eight have in common is that they have continued campaigning from abroad. some of them have joined lobby groups that have managed to get some political momentum wit

the stabilizing hong kong and of asking is important for external antique china forces. can i ask you, will you return to home calm to defend yourself against these charges? i will not return your phone call unless there is a well independent judiciary system as well as a pop up on it as of power in hong kong. right now we don't have any kinds of real fuel, especially after the 2020 percent cation of that alter coolant nations. getting on home call home comes, lita has been quite explicit. he's saying if you don't turn yourself and you will live in caea, what's your response to that? well, to be honest, i do not different fee, rather i try to keep, to keep on fighting on behalf of home call. nice especially overseas, off to 2020 from vacation of the n s l. well, we have phasing pomeroy more transmission. we pressuring as well as local crushing or civil liberties also on a different to use real fuel or toner, be and democracy. that's why it's very important for us to continue to slides. so that kind of find here, we both would not deter us at all. but if you're not worrie

to fundamentally undermine hong kong's autonomy continues to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat which at its source is substantial part outside the united states to the national security, foreign policy, and economy of the united states. therefore i have determined that it is necessary to continue the national emergency, declared in executive order 13936, with respect to the situation in hong kong. signed, joseph r. biden jr., the white house, july 11, 2023. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i request -- i rise to address the house for one minute. and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, as the gair at trick nurse practitioner i have had the privilege of taking care of our greatest generation in various long-term care facilities, including many patients with impairment and alzheimer's disease. currently more than six million americans are li

this may be better than hong kong.e the snap duty for hong kong purchases for foreign buyers. but what you expect this to end up benefiting other markets then? >> the stem duty for 60% is really high for singapore. you can see some potential bias moved to other markets. it's more benefiting for the market in hong kong for the market and hong kong film a mass-market because those buyers came to buy something really particular. so the mass-market really depends on the interest rate. haidi: be sure to tune into bloomberg radio. you can hear more from our days newsmakers. get in-depth analysis from the daybreak team. we are broadcasting live from our studio in hong kong. you can listen live on the app. radio plus or over on bloombergradio.com. more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ 76% of 23andme health customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. because they know health isn't just a future state. health happens now. start your dna-powered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. shery: i have to c

we have some breaking news to bring you not from hong kong.t wanted on suspicion of subversion and eight prominent activist wanted on suspicior with foreign forces. he is collusion with foreign forces. he is a pro—democracy campaigner in exile. we heard today that national security police in hong kong later the family home and there was no confirmation, that national security police did people on police did take away three people on suspicion they say of assisting a person on the run to continue behaviour that threatens national security. the police save more law enforcement actions including arrest could be made and it was local media that we heard from earlier today that we heard from earlier today that we heard from earlier today that we understand have not been released after questioning. nathan law is well known, one of eight prominent activist wanted in hong kong on suspicion of subs for a dash of subversion and colluding with foreign forces. he has been living here in britain since china introduced this massive and wide—ranging security

in hong kong and beijing.

kathleen: that's bloomberg's finance reporter in hong kong.t the markets as we wait for that bank of japan decision just a couple of hours from now. you can see across the board, decline in the nikkei, and the kospi, australia, new zealand, everyone is concerned about the weakness we saw overnight in the u.s. in stocks driven by the story about the boj tweaking could spill over. coming up next, more bloomberg. ♪ 76% of 23andme health customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. because they know health isn't just a future state. health happens now. start your dna-powered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. yvonne: 9:00 a.m. in

let's tell you about markets as we head towards that hong kong lunch break. look at those companies which are making waves out there, this is down to china imposing restrictions on the export of two metals. semi conductors and electric vehicle industries, of course this is another tit-for-tat trade war between washington and beijing. these are some of those companies which are doing well out of this. for instance 7% up for you nanette she gong zinc and germanium there as well. here we go, we are holding up anticipation aussie assets essentially at the moment in stasis we have a reserve bank of australia decision due in about 34 minutes. evenly spread between those who think there will be an increase in those who think there is going to be a pause. ♪ i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. it's an amazing thing when you show g

they include nathan law, who fled hong kong after a controversial security law was enacted by china.gering national security. the authorities have placed bounties of us$i30,000 on each of them. our reporter in hong kong martin yip gave us more details of the allegations being made against the activists. he has been accused of by the police for allegedly liaising and colluding with foreign politicians and advocating sanctions against hong kong. that is why they are being sought for these crimes ranging from collusion with foreign forces, endangering national security, to inciting subversion and inciting sedition. so these are all very serious charges. if they were ever brought back to hong kong and faced trial, if they were found guilty they could face up to life imprisonment. so the national security police are now saying people who have information available to bring them to arrest, should contact them and if they would be arrested they might get this hk$i million bounty. play has begun at the wimbledon tennis tournament, with fans looking forward to two weeks of competition. some o

alive as a hong kong 0 frozen in time. bruce lee has had many imitators, but he was truly an original. with groundbreaking, martial arts, movies famous around the world, he made films that people love. even today we see him as a matter of supers 12 with the for he was doing different, beautiful and he was very, very attractive. and yet i'm going to talk to you made a mock he made a mock and all of us on the whole one pair of medical and most of the data. but of course, hong kong is essential to bruce lease origin story. lee was born in california but spent his childhood in final years here. he landed his 1st lead role in the hong kong film, the big box, which made him a household name in asia. he left an unforgettable impression in the minds of children like me. how could a man be so extraordinary, especially for 12 and 13 year old sky? it's a formative a. but i think every kid needs to have some kind of idol to grow up with and learn from especially boys boys who became men and followed in the footsteps of their idol lear