Story Archive
2021-07-12
From the beginning, Beijing announced that it would not accept nor participate in the arbitration.
2021-07-12
Officials are increasingly calling on students and teachers to inform on each other over comments banned under the draconian law.
2021-07-09
The move targets large numbers of Chinese and Myanmar nationals who cross the border for various reasons without papers, residents said.
2021-07-09
The city's immigration and customs chiefs met the undersecretary for security for hotpot at an exclusive club in March.
2021-07-09
Songs considered subversive or divisive by the ruling Chinese Communist Party will be deleted from karaoke menus under the draft regulations.
2021-07-08
Malaysia is one of six Asian countries that has territorial claims in the South China Sea, most of which Beijing claims as its own.
2021-07-08
The Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway Project has worsened air quality, clogged canals, and damaged homes of people living along the 89-mile stretch of the future line.
2021-07-08
Officials are warning that no 'fake patriots' will be allowed to run for political office in the city.
2021-07-08
Wang Yu and Wang Quanzhang have been prevented from lodging appeals and complaints, either for themselves or for clients, since losing their licenses.
2021-07-08
Wang Aizhong's wife says she won't keep quiet, while the wife of fellow activist Ou Biaofeng dismisses claims he wants a government-appointed lawyer.
2021-07-07
Filipino fishermen are being driven from their traditional fishing grounds by China's presence in Manila-claimed territories in the South China Sea.
2021-07-07
The move by censors comes after the demise of Shanghai Pride last year, and amid a changing political climate for comrade culture.
2021-07-07
The court says two students were seen throwing molotov cocktails and bricks, while police failed to prove that the other two were at the scene.
2021-07-07
The government plans to give sweeping, 'police-like' powers to a new privacy regulator, an industry group says.
2021-07-06
City leader Carrie Lam calls on teachers, parents, and church leaders to monitor young people's behavior and report them to police if necessary.
