The closure of Apple Daily marks the start of a sinister new era for Hong Kong | Louisa Lim
In recent weeks, I’ve read one example after another of a heartbreaking new genre of farewell journalism from some of Hong Kong’s most prominent figures.
‘Worst of times’: Hong Kong media defiant amid police crackdown
Apple Daily’s journalism has ruffled feathers since its establishment in 1995. A populist Hong Kong tabloid owned by Jimmy Lai, a pro-Trump media mogul and
EU pledges €3bn funding for Belarus if it transitions to democracy
The EU has said it will provide Belarus with €3bn (£2.6bn) through grants and loans if the country “changes course”, as the bloc seeks to
Gaza damage and Glasgow raids: human rights this fortnight in pictures
Peruvian rival presidential candidates Pedro Castillo (left), of the Perú Libre party, and Keiko Fujimori, of the Fuerza Popular party, bump fists at the signing