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China's official media say Trump shouldn't 'speak irresponsibly,' or cross China's 'bottom line.'

Big data and surveillance technology are being rolled out to give or deny access to people based on their recent movements and purchase history.

The veteran campaigner is detained on subversion charges amid a nationwide clampdown on memorial activities.

Chinese authorities detain an activist for posting a photo of the 1989 pro-democracy protests.

A photograph is posted to social media purporting to show the widow of late Nobel peace laureate Liu Xiaobo browsing in a bookstore, but her friends say she ...

Chinese microbloggers comment following an activist's attack on a Western media mogul.

Chinese netizens sneer at official attempts to reassure the public over drinking water quality in Shanghai.

Public anger over environmental pollution is at an all-time high.

Official accounts don't stand up to scrutiny, according to an expert in biochemistry.

Activists and netizens hit out at lax government enforcement.

Safety watchdogs say Chinese pharmaceutical companies are using a dangerous industrial chemical to produce capsules.

The People's Liberation Army moves to quash calls for changes in China's change of command.

People's Liberation Army strategists hit out at a lack of discipline among only-child recruits.

Liu Jianguo was present when his former commanding officer Lt. Gen. Xu Qinxian refused to carry out orders to advance on the heart of Beijing, killing unarmed ...

Thousands who joined mass demonstrations over unpaid benefits this week have been promised a response by New Year's Day.

While government censors bar talk of the protest, comments fly thick and fast.

The National People's Congress (NPC) paves the way for Beijing to legislate for Hong Kong, bypassing the city's legislature.

Immigration consultants and overseas realtors report a sharp spike in inquiries following the announcement that President Xi Jinping could rule indefinitely.

Experts say the existing system needs to change and will continue to be vulnerable to corrupt officials.

Hong Kong bookseller Lam Wing-kei says security concerns have marred his trip to Taiwan following attacks on former student protest leaders.

Chinese villagers say pollution from a proposed power plant will destroy their livelihood.

Local residents say the halting of an environmental assessment may not stop the project from going ahead.

Tens of thousands march as authorities impose a strict information blackout on local media.

Local residents say they are sick of disgusting smells from the facility, and say they daren't drink from the local water supply because of pollution fears.

Local residents fear radiation leaks and a lack of government transparency over the uranium processing facility.

The march follows hard on the heels of anti-nuclear protests in the same province.

Residents of China's Taizhou city consider protests against a planned giant petroleum refinery plant.

Residents of southern China say a planned battery factory could poison local water supplies.

Villagers fear the landfill and sorting site will pollute water sources and farmland.

Local people fear the plant will pollute the local environment with the carcinogenic by-products of waste incineration.