HK leader signals end to extradition bill
But Lam refuses to step down saying there remained important work ahead in the next ‘three years’
Protesters flood the streets despite the government suspending a controversial extradition bill
The move follows widespread anger and large-scale protests in the Asian financial hub
It raises concerns about the the vulnerability of the country's cultural heritage and the government's ability to protect them
It follows widespread anger and violent protests
Police still are keeping a close watch over the central Hong Kong as the Asian financial hub returns to normal ahead of weekend protest
Taiwan is set to hold its presidential election amid heightened tension with China
Hong Kong residents, including foreign and Chinese nationals, would all be at risk if they are wanted on the mainland
Police fire rubber bullets and tear gas as protests over a controversial extradition bill turn violent
A fishing boat carrying more than 60 Rohingyas is found beached on Rawi
