Authorities are warning of severe punishment for anyone who turns up at Victoria Park this year in defiance of the ban.
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Hospitals in and around the capital, Taipei, are running out of isolation ward and ICU beds, a doctors' union says.
Wang Jingyu is freed after being arrested by police while transiting Dubai airport.
Monitoring will be strengthened in contested waters where Manila has complained about incursions by hundreds of Chinese ships, the Coast Guard says.
Commentators say the move sets a precedent that other foreign companies in China will likely be expected to follow.
Teachers blame growing political inference in schools and a city-wide clampdown on public criticism of the government.
Video of the explosion indicates a likely deliberate bomb attack on a government building, commentators say.
Taiwanese documentary film-maker and festival curator Wood Lin explains why he led a recent festival with protest films out of Hong Kong.
Officials say safety standards must be improved, as journalists suggest corruption was involved.
Yuan Longping is lauded in state media as the 'father of hybrid rice,' with detractors rounded up by police.
Niu Tengyu will soon be moved to Yangjiang Prison after a Guangdong court rejected his appeal.
The Xuexi Qiangguo app has previously been found to contain a backdoor enabling commands to be sent to users' Android devices.
Calls are growing for Jiang Tianyong's release after a friend was detained for visiting him under house arrest.
Chen Yuzhen narrowly escaped being held in a police detention center, and is now studying in South Korea.
Mask-wearing is compulsory indoors and outdoors, and social gatherings are strictly limited.
Islam's lawyer says she was targeted for reporting on corruption in the country’s public health sector.
Beijing claims the South China Sea almost in its entirety and has allowed its fishermen, backed by militias, to fish in areas in other countries' exclusive economic zones.
The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is taking a harder line with powerful private corporations and their wealthy founders.
The Hong Kong Economic, Trade and Cultural Office (Taiwan) 'temporarily' suspends operations amid ongoing tensions over China's territorial ambitions.
An RFA investigation has found that the ships of the state-owned fishing company in charge of Sansha City’s maritime militia fleet are engaged in more than just fishing.
The Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China could see half its leadership in jail by the end of the month.
Websites and groups have been ordered to cancel any face-to-face gatherings marking the anniversary, as the authorities move to minimize any challenge to the current leadership.
The authorities also warn individuals and organizations not to touch assets that could be part of a national security case.
Tang Jitian's daughter is in intensive care in a Japanese hospital following complications from tuberculosis.
Artist Ai Weiwei talks about a recent audio project that read out the names of more than 5,000 child victims of the Sichuan earthquake repeatedly on Clubhouse.
The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been using fake accounts on Twitter and Facebook to give the appearance of widespread support for its policies.
Nearly 2,000 leave government jobs as the city forces anyone in public life to sign an oath of allegiance limiting what they can say in public.
Conspiracy theories and Communist Party media are seeping into the Southeast Asian nation of 69 million people.
The controversy over the presence of Chinese ships in the Philippine EEZ has led to criticism of President Rodrigo Duterte’s alleged softness toward China.
Recent statistics from Beijing showing fast population growth among ethnic minority groups have been falsified, rights activists say.