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21 years later, quiet day on Tiananmen Square

By DAVID WIVELL (AP) – 2 days ago BEIJING — Throngs of tourists and kite-flyers milled around Tiananmen Square on Friday under the watchful eye of security forces on alert for any attempt to commemorate the 21st anniversary of the bloody military crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrations. In the semiautonomous Chinese territory Hong Kong, thousands were [...]

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