Property giant Evergrande boss under house arrest as ‘economic miracle’ turns ‘speculative bubble.’
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China spends billions of dollars a year to manipulate global information flows, a new US government report says.
Beijing calls attention to its Micronesia projects with ubiquitous China Aid signs but rejects scrutiny.
Tech company's interaction is part of China’s broader Belt and Road investment and infrastructure program
Zeng Yuxuan's sentence for 'sedition' sends a warning message to other mainland Chinese living in the city.
The PLA has been upping the ante with ‘abnormal’ and ‘out of control’ drills, say Taiwan defense officials.
Lee Meng-chu believes he was targeted to support the idea that foreign forces were behind protests.
The program has expanded beyond trade and energy to include digital, health and security projects.
Deal makes neighboring Kazakhstan much less of a safe haven for Kazakhs who want to leave China.
Yi Gang wants ‘city-specific’ measures including fewer barriers for those who move into urban centers to live.
Rights groups call for the release of Huang and fellow labor activist Wang Jianbing after two years' detention.
Saying he would be jailed if sent back to China, Chen Siming refuses to board a connecting flight.
European and American Chambers of Commerce call for greater transparency as companies shift money elsewhere.
Moody’s has 2 major builders on review, as it downgrades 7 others after rating the sector negative.
Little-known VP warns against US hegemonism and use of human rights as a ‘political tool.’
The families of Guo Feixiong and Wang Bingzhang fear for their health following recent face-to-face prison visits.
Online comments joke about its resemblance to the 'filial lion' used to mourn the dead.
A trial in the summer of 2024 will commence for a Chinese American historian.
The move is in line with the Chinese Communist Party's broadening claims of threats from 'hostile foreign forces.'
China’s 'chairman of everything' is likely to react to complex forces of change with an iron fist.
Curbs on the city's political freedoms blamed for the loss of its economic crown.
New Taipei mayor wants more dialogue and exchanges with China -- and better military preparation.
The joint project between Indonesia and China starts commercial operations on Oct. 1 after several delays.
The trial comes as a close friend of Sophia Huang says she has been tortured through repeated sleep deprivation.
Legal shortcomings and what constitutes ‘national security’ are prompting lawmakers to redefine the scope.
The US$533M deal was announced following PM Anwar Ibrahim’s weekend meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang.
‘Hong Kong is entering a new stage, moving from chaos to order and prosperity.’
From his bedside, close friend and fellow activist was dragged away for interrogation
Foreign minister’s visit is seen as a counterbalance to warming ties between Pyongyang and Moscow, say experts.
Drought, storms leave high-end crops parched and yellow as yields plunge.