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The government regulator says it would need a broadcasting license.

The online claims are made by someone claiming to have proof of financial and sexual misconduct, but the temple has vehemently denied them.

While state media lauds visible efforts at urban regeneration in the worst-hit areas, local people say they have yet to receive promised funding.

A Chinese social media site closes chat rooms and blocks users' accounts.

Critics say she shouldn't have received taxpayers' money after her Australian Open win.

Popular player had trained outside the government-backed training system.

Chinese athlete bucked the state training system, excelled on her own.

China denies banning mass company shopping trips to Seoul, saying a fall in tourist numbers is the result of popular anger.

Analysts say close ties with Russia are underpinning China's attitude to territorial disputes and the fight against 'terrorism.'

Cooling ties between Washington and Beijing are linked to recent naval exercises.

Public support for the Beijing-approved plan appears to be growing, recent polls show.

Chinese citizens plan protests against Japan over a disputed island chain.

Leaders of China and the United States hold talks for the first time since North Korea’s attack on a South Korean island two weeks ago.

Lawmakers on the democratic island table amendments that would see those applying for residence permits from Beijing lose certain rights and privileges back ...

There are concerns that Huang, who is seriously ill already, won't survive his sentence.

Beijing blames 'separatist forces' in Xinjiang for the attack.

Beijing expels a French journalist for suggesting that violence in Xinjiang has more to do with government policy than with jihad.

Embassies say westerners living in the Chinese capital could be targeted over Christmas.

But controversial comments by a state television producer fuel online debate.

An official Chinese newspaper calls the terror mastermind 'Satan' while some netizens call him a hero.

China says it was the target of 10 'terrorist incidents' in the past year.

Anyone involved in "terror attacks" has 30 days to turn themselves in, the authorities say.

Online comments say the test has once more defied Beijing's authority, and that close ties come at a high price for China.

China's trial deployment of the refurbished vessel comes amid a raging territorial dispute in the region.

Chinese medical teams plan to carry out nucleic acid tests on up to 200,000 people in the city, amid concerns the DNA could be misused.

Parents in China say authorities are failing to make good on promises to test children for lead poisoning.

The ruling Chinese Communist Party will offer 'consultations and rehabilitation' to those of its members who don't make the grade.

The firings occurred days after Beijing apparently conducted similar tests around the Spratly Islands in June.

The move comes amid a nationwide review of legal scholarship sparked by a secret complaint about the field.

Critics say the 'red' schoolbook uses emotive language favored by the ruling Chinese Communist Party.