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Chen Jiangang says police have put pressure on a Beijing primary school not to admit his son after he made public allegations of the torture of his client and ...

Those behind the song say it was meant to "educate" local people while backing the Egyptian revolt.

Ousted Chinese premier had opposed the military crackdown on Tiananmen protesters in 1989.

The song, in the style of a Mao-era revolutionary anthem, 'gives voice to the people.'

Many are sleeping rough, while others live in constant fear of detention by police.

Chinese authorities roll back policies tied to ousted city Party chief.

A group of laid-off workers use former political songs to evoke the ideals of China's socialist beginnings.

Police in Xinjiang detain around 30 people, with at least one person sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment.

Collaborator was released on bail but forced to leave city where he has a job and family.

Beijing dismisses a speech by the philanthropist investor, hitting out instead at those who 'build walls.'

The U.S. government is investigating reports of adverse health effects associated with strange sounds reported by China-based staff.

'Freedom of navigation' clashes with territorial rights as China, Vietnam, and the United States mix it up in disputed area.

The closures appear on the surface to be unofficial, but China's anger over a U.S. missile defense shield is very public.

Beijing has in recent years skirted international law with its sweeping claims and artificial island-building and used strong-arm tactics to bully the vessels ...

The partnership may reflect shared anxiety over China’s efforts to bring an early end to protracted negotiations over the South China Sea Code of Conduct.

A Malaysian security source denied reports that the Hai Yang Di Zhi 8 was being shadowed by Malaysian vessels.

The Chinese vessel was operating within Malaysia’s 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone.

“The Paracel Islands is not really an area where we find piracy,” said counter-piracy expert Lydelle Joubert.

The provocative moves come as Beijing faces pushback from some of its Southeast Asian neighbors against its sweeping assertion of sovereignty over the South ...

Meanwhile, China-produced music video on COVID-19 aid draws angry comments on social media.

China’s Ministry of Transport operates many “rescue bureaus” under the China Rescue Service (CRS).

Ship-tracking data show commercial ships are avoiding China’s outposts and artificial islands in the Paracels in the northern part of the South China Sea.

Exercise supports freedom of navigation when China claims much of the waterway, naval officials say.

As part of China’s military build-up over the past two decades, it has rapidly improved its submarine force, and now has about 70 submarines.

The vessel is moving back and forth over a patch of water, which is a tell-tale sign that it has begun to survey the area.

Beijing insists all oil and gas exploration in the area – including within other countries’ EEZs – must be done with Chinese partners.

Chinese vessels are monitoring and harassing energy exploration efforts by Malaysia, following a stand-off with Vietnam.

Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam face pressure to control flow of visitors from China.

Chinese authorities seek to defuse a standoff with newspaper editors striking over censorship.

The Asian giant’s space capabilities will likely give it a military advantage, analysts say.