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China opens one of the world’s longest bridges

By Reuters
24 October 2018   |   1:20 pm
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has opened one of the world's longest bridges, linking Hong Kong and Macau to the Chinese mainland. While Beijing says the bridge will boost economic growth in the region, critics say it's another example of China's tightening grip on former British colony Hong Kong.

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