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Caricature: Exposing lies The verdict for the case involving Jimmy Lai, founder of Next Digital, and three affiliated companies of Apple Daily, accused of conspiring to collude with foreign forces, was announced on Dec. 15. Lai was found guilty on two charges of conspiring to collude with external forces to endanger national security and a charge of conspiracy to publish seditious materials by the High Court of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
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2025.12.18 20:54
Caricature: Crimes upon crimes Hong Kong's High Court on Monday (Dec. 15) found Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, founder of the now-defunct tabloid Apple Daily, guilty of violating the National Security Law for Hong Kong, including on two counts of conspiracy to collude with foreign forces.
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2025.12.17 21:28
Journalist's View | No more working in isolation: Seek path for Chinese basketball talent in 'global era' One major reason people love sports is that an individual's specific skill level can be directly reflected in their performance on the field. Unlike complex, high-technological-barrier projects that require the collaborative effort of dozens of different roles or people, the results of sports games are directly displayed on the scoreboard. While clubs and organizers play a crucial role, the individuals who directly determine victory or defeat are limited to the athletes and the coaching staff.
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2025.12.17 15:20
Caricature: The guilty pen Jimmy Lai, the founder of Next Digital, along with three companies affiliated with Apple Daily, faced charges of conspiring to collude with foreign forces. The trial lasted 156 days and concluded yesterday (Dec. 15) at 10 am in the West Kowloon Magistrates' Court (acting as the High Court), presided over by a panel of three National Security Law-designated judges: Madam Justice Esther Toh, Judge Susana Maria D'Almada Remedios, and Justice Alex Lee.
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2025.12.17 10:10
Journalist's Hands-on Experience | A bridge across time and cultures: My first day at Firsts Hong Kong 2025 As I stepped into the Hong Kong Maritime Museum this afternoon, the scent of old paper and polished leather wrapped around me—an aroma I'd missed since my university days, when I hoarded thread-bound books from Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House.
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2025.12.05 21:39
Caricature: Taking advantage of tragedy On Nov. 26, a No. 5 alarm fire broke out at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po. Senior Superintendent of the Cyber Security and Technology Crime Bureau, Li King-hei, stated that following the Tai Po fire, some individuals impersonated victims on social media, claiming to have lost loved ones and their homes in the disaster, in hopes of soliciting donations from the public.
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2025.12.05 17:27
Journalist's View | Right shoes for right road—and brighter future for HK Recently, Ta Kung Pao republished in full the white paper issued by the State Council Information Office in December 2021, sparking widespread attention and discussion. The white paper explicitly states that Hong Kong must resolutely follow a path of democratic development that aligns with its own circumstances, stressing that there is no single set of criteria for democracy and no single model of democracy that is universally acceptable. Democracy works only when it suits actual conditions and solves actual problems.
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