We have started to collect the most important news related to Hong Kong in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A passenger plane from South Africa to Hong Kong hits severe turbulence, leaving 20 passengers wounded, two critically.
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Hong Kong kick-starts a political reform process by submitting a report to Beijing about the prospect of universal suffrage in the territory.
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A report on electoral reform in Hong Kong is due to be presented to the Chinese government.
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Five people are admitted to a Hungarian hospital after the discovery of the deadly anthrax disease in beef, reports say.
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Police in Hong Kong arrest more than 500 demonstrators who staged a pro-democracy sit-in, hours after tens of thousands marched in the city.
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Tens of thousands of Hong Kong residents hold a pro-democracy rally, days after an unofficial poll on universal suffrage in the territory.
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A total of 792,808 voters took part in an unofficial referendum on universal suffrage in Hong Kong, organisers said.
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The 28 June 2014 marks 100 years to the day since a young Serb nationalist shot dead the heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
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Why Hong Kong is holding an unofficial vote on democracy
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Hong Kong voters embrace unofficial poll
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Pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong are holding an unofficial vote on universal suffrage, with organisers saying 35,000 voted in its first hour.
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Organisers of an unofficial referendum on democratic reform in Hong Kong say their voting website has been attacked.
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Hungarian low cost airline Wizz Air cancels plans to list on the London stock market citing "market volatility in the airline sector".
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One thousand six hundred pandas, made out of papier mache, have been installed at Hong Kong Airport.
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How Tiananmen inspires Hong Kong's young activists
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Tens of thousands have gathered in Hong Kong for the only major commemoration in China of the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing.
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Thousands hold a vigil in Hong Kong to mark the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre while security remains tight in Beijing.
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Tens of thousands of people attend a vigil in Hong Kong in China's only commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
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Chinese security personnel swamp Tiananmen Square on the 25th anniversary of the Beijing massacre, as memorials are held in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong says it will burn 30 tonnes of ivory over the course of a year to help combat the illegal trade.
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An exhibition by sculptor Antony Gormley, featuring lone human figures on rooftops, is cancelled - reportedly over the suicide of a Hong Kong bank worker.
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A former Hungarian interior minister is found guilty of war crimes over the suppression of the October 1956 uprising against communist rule.
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Billionaire property developers Thomas and Raymond Kwok go on trial in Hong Kong in the city's biggest ever corruption case.
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At least 11 crew members are missing after two ships collided off the coast of southern Hong Kong, a police official says.
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Are Indonesian maids vulnerable to abuse in Hong Kong?
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Australian food company Goodman Fielder snubs $1.2bn all-cash takeover offer from Singapore and Hong Kong parties, citing the move as "opportunistic".
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The first museum dedicated to the 1989 protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square - still a taboo topic in mainland China - opens in Hong Kong.
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The Philippines and Hong Kong agree to resolve a row over a 2010 bus hijacking in Manila that left eight Hong Kong tourists dead.
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Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is fined HK$6m (£460,000) by Hong Kong regulators for failing to detect a series of unauthorised transactions by one of its traders.
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China boosts market ties with Hong Kong with new measures allowing cross-border stock investment between Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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Hong Kong police investigate the disappearance of a painting worth $3.7m from a hotel, amid reports it may have been accidentally thrown away.
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A rare Ming-era wine cup fetches a record-breaking $36m at auction in Hong Kong on Tuesday.
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A tiny porcelain cup, dating back to the Ming Dynasty, fetches $36m (£21m) at an auction in Hong Kong, setting a new record.
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Why the opposition cannot shake Orban's hold
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Boom times for Hong Kong's high rise urban fish farms
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Hosts Bangladesh qualify for the Super 10 phase at the World Twenty20 despite a surprise loss to Hong Kong in Chittagong.
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Masked men armed with metal bars attack and injure two newspaper executives on the street in Hong Kong, sparking fresh concern about press freedom.
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