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The ending of the academic program is the first sanction announced by Washington, and reports indicate that more could follow.

China's former powerful security point-man comes under fire for bringing 'tragedy' to many.

Tsinghua University researcher David Missal is told he has until Aug. 12 to get out, after police cancel his student visa.

"Professor Xu does not have to prove he did not commit this crime; The police have to prove that he did," said former rights lawyer Pu Zhiqiang.

Protesters reject an official announcement that the project will be 'shelved.'

Zhang Lin is found guilty of public order charges by a court in Anhui province.

Thousands of petitioners, many of whom have been forcibly evicted, can't get their children into school.

The three are handed jail terms of up to two years on public order offenses.

The plight of poor Chinese schoolchildren is highlighted after a blog posting.

Kindergartners are targeted in another deadly rampage.

The incident highlights the psychological pressures heaped on Chinese children to excel at school.

Chinese parents say that students have an easier time if they attend overseas high schools before going on to college.

Authorities remove Mongolian-language materials from stores and shut down ethnic Mongolians' social media groups.

Police are offering rewards for information on the whereabouts of around 100 people linked to recent peaceful protests.

Police are 'investigating' after Yu Zhirong is believed to have become caught up in nationwide security measures ahead of National Day.

Geneticist He Jiankui will face a criminal investigation over his editing of human embryos in a bid to make the babies immune to HIV.

He Jiankui says his clinical trial has been 'paused' amid an ongoing investigation into his ethical conduct.

A celebrated Chinese scientist is remembered.

Human Rights Watch sees 'ferocity' in Xi Jinping crackdown, backsliding in Myanmar, and 'dire' situation in North Korea.

Revelers struggle to secure travel tickets during the biggest holiday migration of the year in China.

Chinese president Xi Jinping calls on officials to take steps to safeguard social stability.

A Hong Kong official warns that would-be lawmakers may be disqualified if they don't support the draconian law.

The move may hurt bilateral ties 'only slightly,' depending on compensation, one source says.

The feature-length documentary about the Occupy Central movement had its planned Hong Kong premiere canceled by the Asia Society.

Officials hit out at 'malicious rumors' but only release limited images from an Aug. 31 police attack on subway passengers.

China is one of the worst sources of illegal, unregulated, and unreported fishing in the region.

"They have no right and moral ascendancy to declare a fishing ban in the guise of conserving fish stocks in marine waters that they have no any legal claim," ...

Chinese Buddhist sculptures from a damaged site are highlighted in a Washington musem exhibit.

But a legally binding document to govern behavior in the South China Sea seems far off.

China's neighbors are told not to involve other countries in the South China Sea dispute.