Britain summons Chinese ambassador over Hong Kong spying charges

Britain said espionage and cyber attacks were not acceptable on UK soil after three men were charged with spying for Hong Kong.
CNA's Deborah Wong with more on Beijing and Hong Kong's reaction to these arrests and how this episode may affect the financial hub's economic trade offices.

[@kso8554]

Does Singaporean government know whether there are police spies in Hong Kong ETO in Singapore?😂

[@user-vt8ql6bk9j]

Does singaporean WORK FOR THE AMERICANS...?

[@davidwan1715]

The UK prosecutor have 24 pages of filing to the courts and there are video footage, money trail, email trail and SMS correspondence for actions. There is no intelligence services in HK, just a bunch of average IQ suits in an office.

[@terusanzues6571]

Ah.. the dragon again.. causing trouble.

[@LonganLee]

China should just say, "aiya, this one ah, 这是没办法的”👀🫣

[@iksharai]

😆😆

[@LonganLee]

@@iksharai Singaporeans say, "Aiya, this is Bo Bian one lah🤭"

[@ruleoftwo6174]

one of these 3 just found dead, someone is shutting up mouth

[@gyokyo]

Pooh craaaaaaaazy mad 🤡🤡🤡

[@lesterchia]

Hong Kong governement has a hard time to go back to normal business as usual...

[@nextlastChang]

This shows how unbelievably brazen the Chinese 🇨🇳 regime is when they go unpunished.

[@EasternKalogeros]

Here we go again.... same old BOT same old Shxt..

[@singatakberpura]

​@@EasternKalogerosfakkkkkkk off la commie mf..This is singapore we are against commies

[@SivalinPuthery]

Hey how about those Indian-origin spies in Singapore ?

[@singatakberpura]

@@SivalinPuthery We love indians

[@singatakberpura]

Chibai China

[@schoute7490]

Can arrest foreign nationals for whatever reason they make up but still dare to cry when other countries do it on legitimate grounds. Typical chinese. 🤣

[@lonewolf7992]

Looks like a Tanya Harding operation.

[@alanc457]

Another distraction

[@45641560456405640563]

LOL, they've gotten themselves in trouble again with their antics....

[@jly5828]

Oh, British Empire have "National Security Law" before Hong Kong, Oh Oh Oh

[@gordonlam60]

It has just proved that national security law is really necessary for all governments including HK and the UK.

[@louistan7560]

After the damage the UK MI6 and the embassy had done to Hong Kong during the student riots, this is really intense.

[@lonewolf7992]

Important meeting coming up? oh yes, P to meet X this week in C.

[@lonewolf7992]

Free Julian A.

[@flicker9923]

American's poodle acting on their Master's orders. 😂

[@45641560456405640563]

Perhaps instead of making idiotic comments you should focus on the actual issues.

[@flicker9923]

@@45641560456405640563 what's issue? Keep turning a blind eye to genocide and keep commiting genocide because they wanted to be a good doggie to USA?

[@davidthompson4383]

Nothing to do with US. Hong Kong was a British colony. Oh and FYI.. you're speaking English right now. I guess that makes you Britain's little poodle.

[@45641560456405640563]

@@flicker9923 Well, that was interesting. I pointed out that you'd be better off focusing on the actual issue instead of posting idiotic comments and you reply with an idiotic and irrelevant comment.....

[@jessicaregina1956]

Britain: summons ambassador Russia: i cast counterspell

[@45641560456405640563]

Try making relevant comments in future.

[@lonewolf7992]

(Israeli lawyer exposes looting of Gaza aid convoy by far-right activists protected by police) Sapir Sluzker Amran, an Israeli human rights lawyer who went to the Tarqumiyah crossing in Hebron to document the looting of a Gaza-bound aid convoy yesterday, has described the scenes to Al Jazeera. For hours, a group of far-right Israeli activists tore food parcels out of aid trucks and destroyed them, including boxes of rice and noodles headed to desperately hungry people in Gaza. Police at the scene protected the activists, giving them “full permission to do whatever they wanted”, said Sluzker Amran. “I didn’t see anyone being arrested. The only one who was asked to leave was me,” she added, noting that the activists also threatened and physically attacked her for trying to document the incident. She said she believes police or security forces fed the activists information on when and where the aid trucks would arrive, with the information being shared openly on social media platforms.

[@45641560456405640563]

Wow, four OP's.... someone is a little flustered huh?

[@thomasrogers9146]

THERE IS NOTHING CHINA HAS TO SPY ON THE UK. THE U.S IS RASING TENSIONS .

[@45641560456405640563]

Grow up.

[@zhongguojiayou2675]

This is definitely a geopolitical stunt by British intelligence, & UK government, to make themselves feel significant when they're not. Secondly, wasn't it the UK along with USA, who politically interfered in the HK 2019 riots, by backing, funding those extremists in HK prior to & during the 2019 HK Riots? They were. Both were heavily involved in supporting those HK extremists. Which prompted HKSAR government & China to act accordingly to safeguard HK's stability in the form of National Security Laws & reforms of the education system which millions of HK citizens supported contrary to what western biased msm implies. Thirdly, the UK of all countries, how dare they, criticise HK over it's NSL's, when the UK has just introduced their own NSL's over this case, all the evidence they've given thus far, is breaking & entering illegally of a home, hardly acceptable evidence in a court of law which describes spying for HK intelligence is it? Yet the UK government still calls those HK extremists "Pro-democracy Activists" who have committed even worse crimes than those 3 charged in this case in the UK. Who actually believes this nonsense from UK government? Nobody, it's a load of rubbish nonsense. A geopolitical stunt, to undermine HKSAR government. The British have the disgusting arrogance, to even lecture Hong Kong Despite the history of the British. It's disgusting, & the British, should mind their own damn business, Hong Kong doesn't belong to the British anymore. The UK is acting like as if they still own Hong Kong. None of their damn business, not their jurisdiction anymore, so UK has no legal, moral authority to talk to HK like that, the level of disrespect show towards the people of HK, & the HKSAR government by UK government is disgusting, the UK government mentality, it's like as if they still thinking like the old colonial era, they haven't changed their mentality. They still living in the past glory days of the old British Empire.