We have started to collect the most important news related to Hong Kong in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Hong Kong's chief executive, CY Leung, received millions from an Australian publicly-listed firm, according to Fairfax media.
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A vivid pink diamond has broken a new record at auction after it sold for $17.8m (£11.07m) at Sotheby's in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong student leaders agree to hold formal talks with the government after a week of protests, which are still blocking parts of the city.
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Hundreds of people remain camped on the streets of Hong Kong, but civil servants are able to return to work as protester numbers dwindle.
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Asian markets rebound on Monday following stronger-than-expected US payroll data for September and a rally in the dollar.
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Hong Kong's leader warns police will take "all actions necessary" to ensure public offices and schools reopen on Monday, as thousands rally against violence.
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Hong Kong police arrest 19 people, including suspected triad gang members accused of attacking rallies, as talks with the government are shelved.
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The symbols of Hong Kong's protests explained
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A pro-democracy student group protesting in Hong Kong calls off talks with the government after demonstrators scuffle with opponents.
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Protesters blockading key parts of Hong Kong agree to talks with the government, hours after Chief Executive CY Leung rejected calls to step down.
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Hong Kong's stock market recovers to close higher in its first trading session following a two-day public holiday.
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Hong Kong's protests may have cost retailers more than $2bn Hong Kong dollars (£175,7m), ANZ bank estimates as China bans travel permits from mainland.
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Hong Kong's Chief Executive CY Leung insists he will not quit, but offers talks to pro-democracy protesters calling for his resignation.
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Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong surround key government buildings, as police warn they will "decisively uphold the law".
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Democracy rallies in Hong Kong are given an added bite by demonstrators who bring their pet dogs to protest venues.
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China's state media strongly back Hong Kong's embattled leader CY Leung, while condemning democracy protests as "chaos".
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China issues a warning against "illegal acts" in Hong Kong, as protesters there vow to step up their campaign if the chief executive does not resign.
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Pro-democracy crowds remain on the streets of Hong Kong at the start of National Day, which activists hope will see the largest protests so far.
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Student demonstrators in Hong Kong vow to step up pro-democracy protests and occupy government buildings if leader CY Leung does not quit.
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Thousands gather in Hong Kong for pro-democracy rallies on China's National Day, despite a call by leader CY Leung to work with Beijing.
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Asian stocks suffer their fourth consecutive day of losses as political protests in Hong Kong show no signs of abating.
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Thousands more people have been joining pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, ahead of what organisers hope will be the largest day of protests so far.
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French cosmetics giant L'Oreal bans its staff from travelling to Hong Kong until 6 October in response to the growing unrest in the city's streets.
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Hong Kong leader CY Leung urges pro-democracy protesters to "immediately" stop their campaign, as crowds bring areas to a standstill.
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Protests in Hong Kong appear set to continue, as tens of thousands of people camped on the streets defy calls to go home.
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Tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters block Hong Kong's streets, shutting down its business hub and ignoring appeals to leave.
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Tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters are blocking Hong Kong's streets, shutting down its business hub and ignoring appeals from officials to leave.
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There has been continuing unrest in Hong Kong as thousands of pro-democracy campaigners continue their stand off with riot police in the central and financial districts of the city.
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Protests in Hong Kong drag down the stock market by nearly 2% but elsewhere in the region, the sentiment is positive.
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Linda Yueh asks if Hong Kong's future as a hub is at risk
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Standard Chartered and other lenders have suspended some of their operations in Hong Kong following pro-democracy protests.
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Hong Kong police have used tear gas to disperse thousands of pro-democracy protesters near the government complex, after a week of escalating tensions.
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Hong Kong police use tear gas to disperse thousands of pro-democracy protesters outside government headquarters as tensions rise.
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Thousands gather outside government headquarters in central Hong Kong as Occupy Central launches a disobedience campaign seeking greater reform.
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Police in Hong Kong arrest more than 60 pro-democracy protesters after clearing them from a government compound they had occupied overnight.
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Dozens of pro-democracy protesters have pushed through a police cordon to break into the main government compound in Hong Kong.
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Hundreds of secondary school students have joined the week-long protest to demand fully democratic elections in Hong Kong.
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