Shi Minglei says neither she nor the couple's five-year-old daughter can now be used to threaten her husband.
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Anyone aiding opposition politicians or activists overseas will 'eventually bear the consequences,' the government warns.
Under the terms of a 70-year-old mutual defense treaty, the United States will come to the military aid of the Philippines if it is attacked, State Department spokesman Ned Price says.
The US State Department says its commitment to defend the country in the face of Chinese threats is 'rock solid.'
The drone flights, which Taiwan described as “gray zone” activity, come as China is ramping up pressure on the democratic island.
Pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai pleads guilty to illegal assembly charges dating to Aug. 31, 2019.
The move is in stark contrast to the tight security cordon around the grave of late, liberal premier Zhao Ziyang.
China's encroachment on a disputed reef will not interfere with the 'positive trajectory' of bilateral relations or cooperation in fighting COVID-19, the Philippines president says through a spokesman.
Andy Li was among a group of 12 Hongkongers intercepted by China after they fled the city by speedboat in August 2020.
Movie theaters around the country are ordered to screen a certain number of government propaganda films a week until the end of the year.
Manila called out the Chinese embassy over an “attempt to impugn” Defense Secretary Lorenzana.
Chen Shaotian's expletive-laden rants about life under the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are deemed harmful by the court.
The family are also busy packing up the former leader's residence after being given until July 1 to leave.
Philippine defense secretary and Chinese Embassy in Manila spar over presence of Chinese ships at Whitsun Reef.
At least 54 people have died and dozens more are in hospital after the collision derailed the Taroko Express at the start of a national holiday.
New rules say anyone staying more than a day must apply for a residence permit via a centralized application process.
Journalists and real estate companies say it will now be harder to uncover illegal behavior.
The 82-year-old founder of Hong Kong's Democratic Party faces jail for taking part in an anti-extradition march in August 2019.
Under the aegis of the ruling Chinese Communist Party's United Front Work Department, religious believers are subjected to torture and brainwashing, witnesses say.
All ships flying China's flag must immediately leave the area of Whitsun Reef, the Philippines says, while China says the remaining vessels are only fishing boats taking shelter from 'inclement weather.'
Pro-democracy political veteran Emily Lau says it would be 'pointless' to take part in elections under the new system.
John Sudworth moves to the democratic island of Taiwan following a state-led smear campaign triggered by his reporting.
WHO director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the hypothesis that the COVID-19 virus was leaked from a virology lab is still on the table.
Hong Kong rapper JB, who made a track during the 2019 protest movement titled "F*ck the Popo," meets director Kiwi Chow, whose film predicted a communist-ruled dystopia for the city.
Indonesia's defense minister Prabowo Subianto calls the agreement an 'historic first,' as both countries voice concern over China's maneuverings in the disputed South China Sea.
Beijing unveils a political system designed to concentrate power inside committees staffed by ruling Chinese Communist Party loyalists.
The Henan Railway law firm has been told to shut down, while another rights attorney is slapped with a travel ban.
Andy Li's family say they have been unsuccessful in confirming a report that he is in the Siu Lam Psychiatric Centre.
Singers and actors from the democratic island break ties with global brands over their statements on forced labor in China's Xinjiang.
A concern group says the Hong Kong police and prison authorities say his details are not on their system.