An immigration consultant reports a surge in interest in emigration to the UK since the law's launch.
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The real estate sector continues to be a drag, with new home sales plunging over 29%.
On politically significant calendar dates, the authorities take pre-emptive action against potential troublemakers.
Social media users draw parallels to censorship and are amazed at the impact of the Chinese-owned app
Draft guidelines cover increased scrutiny of public listing candidates and gatekeeper intermediaries.
Under the bill, likely to pass next week, any criticism of the authorities could be regarded as sedition.
Beijing makes rare intervention as it allows insolvent private real estate firms to go bankrupt.
Coast guard vessels from both sides are searching for crew of a Chinese boat capsized near Kinmen islands.
In addition to swearing off marriage and mortgages, ‘refuseniks’ are not donating blood, giving to charity or even helping the elderly.
The legislation, which would ban the app if its Chinese parent company doesn’t divest, still needs to pass the Senate.
The 2020 National Security Law has put pressure on the city's universities, an annual report finds.
Boycott and videos of consumers dumping the drinks has sent Nongfu Spring’s stock tumbling.
The Chinese box office for the gangster movie has far exceeded its performance in Taiwan.
Authorities in Beijing and Hong Kong go after "infiltration, sabotage, incitement and separatism."
China allegedly used AI to generate political content on TikTok during America’s 2022 midterm elections.
Its 2024 defense budget is set to grow more than 7%, making it the second highest in the world after the U.S.
Fleeing persecution, Hui Muslim recounts the risky trek his family made through Central America to the US-Mexico border.
Korbein Schultz, 24, allegedly received $42,000 for documents that included plans for Taiwan's defense.
The law steps up an ongoing crackdown on political opposition and public dissent, targets 'foreign forces.'
As the National People's Congress convenes, women are conspicuously absent from the ranks of senior leaders.
Anwar Ibrahim claps back at US criticism of Malaysia’s ties with Beijing, saying he doesn’t have 'China-phobia.'
Women across Asia are grappling with the steep cost of raising children.
Rights experts say it will criminalize actions like peaceful protest or political opposition that should be protected.
Top-down population policies won't work if the government ignores women's calls for social justice, feminists say.
Beijing releases a set of seven points forming a baseline defining its sovereignty in the waters shared with Vietnam.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi says Washington continues to hold the wrong perception of Beijing.
A Senate bill was also approved that would ban Chinese biotech firms accused of harvesting Americans’ DNA data.
Lai Ke is at 'grave risk' of persecution if she is forcibly repatriated to China, a rights group says.
GDP goal of 5% is achievable as economy recovers and shows new results, says state planner.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says the government will renew efforts if compelling evidence is established.