Trade union members in Hong Kong rallied Wednesday against the city’s flagship Cathay Pacific Airways, which has fired several employees in the past two weeks after coming under pressure from China over their links to pro-democracy protests. Cathay’s situation encapsulates the very fears that sparked the protests — that China is encroaching on the freedoms and separate legal system that Hong Kong maintains under a “one country, two systems” framework. Posts from the same category: Pentagon chief fired via Trump tweet The Latest: Global death toll for pandemic now above 600,000 WHO: Countries complaining about contact tracing are 'lame' Warren […]
The former defense secretary warns the US is on track to "occupy an increasingly lonely position, one that puts us at increasing risk in the world."
