Hong Kong police fire tear gas at rally against proposed security law


Hong Kong retains sufficient autonomy to enjoy favorable US trading terms that have helped the city to maintain its position as a major financial hub.

Hong Kong protesters gathered in opposition to a controversial security law proposed by China last week. As usual, protesters will be the ones to pay for it


Where is Europe in all this?
Europe (that is not there) is shameful struggling with four stones:

Austria's Chancellor - Sebastian Kurz
Sweden's Prime Minister - Stefan Lofven
Netherlands' Prime Minister - Mark Rutte
Denmark's Prime Minister - Mette Frederiksen

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Tourism: Greece closes to Italians. Austria rejects opening borders with Italy.

Image
Greece may be a top vacation destination, but for the British, Americans and Italians dreaming of getting away, the country will be off limits for some time. The government in Athens has left them off a list of 29 countries from which Greece will start accepting visitors, as it scrambles to mitigate the damage that the COVID-19 pandemic has spelled for its biggest money-making industry: tourism.  The tourist flows of Italians to Greece exceed 1.5 million of tourists per year. Hellenic Republic relies heavily on tourism: Greece generated in 2019 revenues of 19 billion euros from tourism Austria will open its borders to Germany, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary in mid-June. Croatia, along with Italy, Spain, Greece and Slovenia, is not on the list yet The tourist flows of Italians to Austria exceed 1 million of tourists per year. Italy confirmed the primacy of first tourist destination for the Austrians. The tourist flows from Austria to Italy last year were recor...
Read more

Google delays the latest Android 11 beta release

Image
The company announced that the public beta release of Android 11 will be delayed indefinitely Google has indefinitely postponed the public beta launch for Android 11, which was scheduled to take place on Wednesday 3 June "We are excited to tell you more about Android 11, but now is not the time to celebrate," said Google. "We are postponing the June 3rd event and beta release. We'll be back with more on Android 11, soon." The public beta release was initially scheduled for early May, to coincide with the annual Google I/O developer conference; but as the event was canceled, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the launch was moved to a month later, on June 3rd. Google has not indicated whether the double delay will impact the final release of Android 11, which is expected for Q3 2020 Google seems to have given select users access to a beta version of Android 11 even though it canceled the mobile platform’s beta launch on June 3rd. With 5G networks and phones becoming m...
Read more

W.H.O. Agrees to Launch Independent COVID-19 Investigation

Image
W.H.O. Agrees to Launch Independent COVID-19 Investigation Coronavirus: Trump accuses W.H.O. of favouring China and makes funding threat W.H.O. Members reject Trump’s demands but agree to study its virus response  China could shape any result in its favor by putting off the WHO investigation until after the pandemic The WHO has been more effective at fighting the coronavirus than Trump has. No wonder he hates it. WHO head says he will keep leading virus fight after Trump threat China’s Xi Jinping supports W.H.O. investigation into coronavirus origins Hopefully it didn't go in this way! Watch the video newsaccuse newsaccuse.blogspot.com
Read more