We have started to collect the most important news related to Hong Kong in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Xiao Jianhua, one of China's richest men, was staying at a five star hotel in Hong Kong when he vanished.
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Hong Kong has spent 20 years under Chinese sovereignty. What's changed?
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A Turkish cargo plane flying from Hong Kong has crashed in Kyrgyzstan, killing at least 37 people, most of them on the ground, say officials.
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Video of Petra Laszlo kicking or tripping up migrants near the Hungary-Serbia border went viral.
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Hundreds of toys have gone on display in Hong Kong, with wholesalers trying to spot what will be the next hit.
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Clare Hollingworth, who broke the news of the Nazi invasion of Poland, dies aged 105.
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McDonald's agrees to sell 80% of its China and Hong Kong business, as it focuses more on franchises.
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Alfonso Wong, whose cartoons lampooning Hong Kong shaped the childhood memories of generations, has died.
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A reinvention of the humble steamed bun by Hong Kong's top female chef takes the culinary scene by storm.
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Thousands of protesters take to the streets of Hong Kong, demanding full democracy.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive hopeful Regina Ip speaks to the BBC about her tough stance and blunt politics.
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While the clown industry is in long-term decline in the West, it is booming in Hong Kong and India, as Kait Bolongaro reports.
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The Hungarian-born actress was more famous for her personal life than her on-screen roles.
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Hong Kong pro-democracy groups are set to take a record quarter of seats on the key Election Committee.
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Voting is under way in Hong Kong in elections for the panel that chooses the next leader.
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Hong Kong politics may be stormy, but it is a quiet, technical election that shows where things are really at.
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Hong Kong leader CY Leung says he will not seek re-election, citing "stress" on his family.
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Why two rainbow-coloured lions have sparked a debate about LGBT rights in Hong Kong.
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Cross-border share trading between Shenzhen and Hong Kong gets underway after a one-year delay.
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The BBC profiles Yau Wai-ching - the youngest woman to be elected to Hong Kong's parliament.
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Hong Kong's high court rules that two pro-independence lawmakers will not be allowed to take office.
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A flamboyant Hong Kong billionaire announces his break-up with a girlfriend in full-page newspaper adverts.
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Hungarian political leader Gabor Vona abandons the far right and tries to replace Viktor Orban as PM.
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Tens of thousands of pro-China protesters rally in Hong Kong, expressing anger at calls for the territory's independence.
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British banker Rurik Jutting has been found guilty of murdering two Indonesian women in Hong Kong.
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British banker Rurik Jutting is found guilty of the sadistic murders of two women in Hong Kong.
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A Filipino sex worker who met former British banker Rurik Jutting just months before he killed two women in Hong Kong says she feels lucky it wasn't her.
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The Beijing government intervenes in Hong Kong politics to bar two elected lawmakers from taking office.
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Hong Kong police use pepper spray on protesters angry over China's involvement in political affairs.
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There have been three weeks of chaos in Hong Kong's legislative council, at a particularly tense time for relations with mainland China, the BBC's Helier Cheung reports.
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A British banker accused of killing two women in Hong Kong had a narcissistic personality disorder, the court has heard.
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A parking space in a prestigious residential area of Hong Kong sells for a record-breaking HK$4.8m ($0.62m; £0.51m).
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Hong Kong is no stranger to tiny homes, but the “space capsule†pod has stirred up anger and incredulity.
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In October 1956, Hungarian workers and students protested against Soviet oppression. Peter Pallai was among the rebels.
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Jurors in the Hong Kong murder trial of a British banker are shown mobile phone footage of the attack on one of the victims.
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British banker Rurik Jutting, accused of murdering two Indonesian women in Hong Kong, pleads not guilty at the start of his trial.
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A photo of an elderly man quietly enjoying his newspaper and coffee in a flooded coffee shop has gone viral in Hong Kong.
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