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‘Reminds me of Pakistan and India': Trump says both Thailand and Cambodia want ceasefire as border war enters third day

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US condemns Hong Kong's arrest bounties targeting overseas pro-democracy figures
US condemns Hong Kong's arrest bounties targeting overseas pro-democracy figures

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US condemns Hong Kong's arrest bounties targeting overseas pro-democracy figures

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemned Hong Kong's issuance of arrest bounties for 19 overseas pro-democracy activists, calling it 'transnational repression' and vowing that the Trump administration will defend American freedoms. read more US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Saturday condemned Hong Kong's offer of rewards for any information leading to the arrest of a select list of overseas activists, including some based in the United States. 'The extraterritorial targeting of Hong Kongers who are exercising their fundamental freedoms is a form of transnational repression,' Rubio said in a statement. 'We will not tolerate the Hong Kong government's attempts to apply its national security laws to silence or intimidate Americans or anyone on US soil.' STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Hong Kong police on Friday announced bounties for information leading to the arrest of 19 overseas activists, accusing them of national security crimes. Police said the activists were involved in what they called the 'subversive' Hong Kong Parliament – a pro-democracy non-governmental organization established in Canada. A reward of HK$200,000 ($25,500) each was offered for 15 of the activists, while the four others were already wanted for HK$1 million, the statement said. 'With this new round of arrest warrants and bounties, the Hong Kong government continues to erode the autonomy that Beijing itself promised to the people of Hong Kong following the 1997 handover,' Rubio said. 'Freedom of speech and political discourse are core American values, which the Trump administration will continue to defend.'

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Venezuelan little league team blocked from US tournament by Donald Trump's travel ban

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