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As the event came together and COVID-19 case numbers fluctuated within Australia however, Triggs was never quite sure that anybody would actually be able to see it.

As socialism with Chinese characteristics has entered a new era, multi-party cooperation should take on a new look, Xi said, urging non-Communist parties and personages to improve their ideological consensus with the CPC and make new achievements in performing their duties.

As the number of coronavirus cases continues to increase in the United States, health officials at hospitals say they are running short of N95 respirator masks.

As protests over the death of George Floyd have waged on in the United States, an interesting pattern has emerged among some of the country's politicians: That being, the more a given senator or office holder actively supported unrest and chaos in Hong Kong, the more they seem to paradoxically and even aggressively oppose the same phenomenon in their own country. While claiming to show support and solidarity for events in the Chinese city, vocal senators such as Tom Cotton, Joshua Hawley, Marco Rubio and others have all called for assertive action in tackling America's unrest, the same of which they would have been to slam as oppression and tyranny in Hong Kong.

As you rightly say, the Joint Declaration recognized that Hong Kong would have a “high degree of autonomy” after 1997, subject, of course, to China’s sovereignty. However, it specifically exempted “defense affairs”, and this exclusion, together with foreign affairs and other matters outside local autonomy, is now enshrined in the Basic Law. The Joint Declaration, as the Foreign Office should have told you, said nothing about national security, which involves China’s own defense interests. The UK never proposed, and China never agreed, that, after 1997, Hong Kong would be denied the laws it required to defend itself from subversive activities or terrorism, or to protect the nation. Under China’s Constitution, national security is always a matter for the country as a whole, just as it is in the UK, and we must all pray that the existential threats can be neutralized by the incoming law.