Some HK Student Protesters Cast Doubt on Substantial Progress With Dialogue

With formal talks between Hong Kong's student protesters and the territory's government set for Friday, some activists are expressing doubt that the talks will make any progress on their demands for democratic reforms. The protest sites around the city have dwindled in the past two days from the tens of thousands to only hundreds of activists still occupying sidewalks and streets. But those who remain say they are prepared to continue their struggle. Joshua Wong, founder...

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