Hong Kong police have arrested four people under the Beijing-imposed national security law and accused them of conspiracy to commit subversion.

Hong Kong's unrest and its impact on Taiwan also worry liberals inside China who consider the two places as beacons of hope for economic liberalization and political democratization on the Mainland.

For Taiwan, It's Complicated The arrival of several Hong Kong protesters has revived debate over whether Taiwan can or should accept Chinese citizens seeking safety. Taiwan has no asylum laws and ...

Just 400 miles from Hong Kong, Taiwan offered the freedoms that many Hong Kongers were used to but saw disappearing in their hometown. Hong Kongers reflect on their new lives in Taiwan.

Since 2019, Taiwan has welcomed more than 37,000 Hong Kong residents, according to data from the Taiwanese government. Two years ago, the Chinese government imposed new national security law on ...

Hong Kong and Taiwan long had a relationship built around trade and tourism. But as China clamps down in Hong Kong, ties between the pair are strengthening.

Experts say the complicated relationship between Hong Kong, Beijing and Taiwan is behind the standoff. “If Taiwan were to accept, Taipei would implicitly accept [its] position as similar to Hong ...

Chui Pak-tai, center, a Taiwanese of Hong Kong descent, greets to Taiwanese voters at a traditional market in New Taipei City, Taiwan, on Dec. 8, 2023.

Taiwan is concerned, and Taiwanese officials such as Wu want to make that concern known in the West. Like Hong Kong, China has never relinquished its claim on the democratic island.

Help Hong Kong by Defending Taiwan. Police officers advance toward anti-extradition bill protesters during a protest in Hong Kong, China, August 4, 2019. (Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters) ...

In Taiwan, I spoke to Chan Kin-man, an architect of the 2014 Umbrella Movement, who called China’s 1984 “one country, two systems” pledge for Hong Kong autonomy “bankrupt.” ...

Until this past month, Hong Kong and Taiwan were both beacons of liberty and democracy, illuminating the communist tyranny on the Chinese mainland. That light is now being extinguished in Hong Kong.