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Li Peng, a former hard-line Chinese premier best known for announcing martial law during the 1989 Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests that ended with a bloody crackdown by troops, has died. China's official Xinhua News Agency said Li died Monday of an unspecified illness. Li, a keen political infighter, spent two decades at the pinnacle of power before retiring in 2002.

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Hong Kong police say they've arrested six men, some with links to triad gangs, following a violent attack on pro-democracy protesters at a subway station over the weekend that saw dozens injured. Senior police official Chan Tin-chu said the men, aged 24-54, were held for "unlawful assembly" and are being investigated for taking part in the attack late Sunday night. Police are still investigating the motive for the attack, Chan said, without providing further details on the alleged links to the triads, which refer to powerful organized crime syndicates in Hong Kong.

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SINGAPORE - An e-scooter rider who narrowly missed an elderly pedestrian later alighted from his personal mobility device and assaulted the old man.

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