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Lee Ka-chung and Leung Ka-lai, founders of Pulse HK News, hold the 'Backup Apple, Record Hong Kong — Apple Daily Special Exhibition' in Taipei. (Photo by Chang Yu-ping)

Blank Front Pages, Shuttered Newsrooms: Apple Daily Exhibition Opens in Taipei to Preserve Hong Kong's Banned Press History

President Lai Ching-te participated in a video interview with New York Times host Andrew Ross Sorkin (Andrew Ross Sorkin), which aired last December. (Provided by Presidential Office)

Beijing Targets Foreign Media Covering Taiwan's President

The restaurant inside the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC), with award-winning photographs lining the walls (Photo by Tu chung-hsi)

Exclusive | Inside Hong Kong’s Foreign Correspondents’ Club: Where Media, Diplomacy, and Power Intersect

Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai wears protective goggles as he protests outside government headquarters on September 28, 2014. (Associated Press)

Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years Amid Crackdown on Hong Kong Press Freedom

Reporters Without Borders condemned the prison sentence handed down to Hong Kong pro-democracy publisher Jimmy Lai on Monday. (AP)

Reporters Without Borders Condemns Jimmy Lai Sentence, Laments Hong Kong's Declining Press Freedom

June 9, 2007 — Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, then owner of Apple Daily, attends a Democratic Party seminar in Hong Kong marking the 10th anniversary of the city’s handover. (AP)

Hong Kong Court Imposes 20-Year Sentence on Jimmy Lai, Drawing Taiwan Condemnation