China, Japan, South Korea meet on North Korea, free trade

Leaders from China, Japan and South Korea reiterated their commitment to ending North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs at a trilateral summit Tuesday that comes against the backdrop of increasing

Gov’t vows freer movement for workers by relaxing ‘Hukou’ system

China outlined plans late Wednesday to promote the freer movement of labor as authorities look to cushion slowing growth in the world’s second-biggest economy. The policy statement issued by the State

Tesco suspends Chinese card maker on forced-labor allegation

U.K. grocery giant Tesco Plc suspended its supply of Christmas cards from a Chinese factory and said it was investigating a newspaper report that prison labor

Diplomacy | China, South Korea look to improve ties with Beijing summit

The leaders of South Korea and China said yesterday that they look forward to improved ties following a protracted disagreement over the deployment of a U.S.

As Trump shuns US multilateralism, China ups diplomatic ante

Chinese leaders have long been sensitive about their communist country’s international image. Now, they are battling back — investing in diplomacy and a courtship of

Chinese national arrested for illegally entering Mar-a-Lago

A Chinese national trespassed at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club yesterday and was arrested when she refused to leave, police said, the second time this

China seeks to spur North Korea talks during US envoy’s visit

China is urging dialogue between the U.S. and North Korea during a visit to Beijing by Washington’s special representative for Pyongyang affairs. Vice Foreign Minister

University revises charter boosting Communist control

Controversy has erupted after a leading Chinese university revised its charter to remove a reference to “free thinking” and adding a new stress on adhering to

The Buzz | When Xi met Lam in Macau

Chinese President Xi Jinping met yesterday with Carrie Lam, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, amid the celebrations of the 20th anniversary of the handover of

Military | China commissions first home-built aircraft carrier

President Xi Jinping attended the commissioning of China’s first entirely home-built aircraft carrier, underscoring the country’s rise as a regional naval power at a time of tensions with the U.S.

University of Kansas will close Confucius Institute

The University of Kansas plans to close its Confucius Institute in January, in part because federal funding for universities that host the China-linked facilities has been reduced. An email distributed earlier

Taipei allows expats back into bike-sharing program after uproar

The first time Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je heard foreign residents were to be excluded from Taipei’s much-loved bike-rental scheme was in the middle of an interview this week. He turned his wrath

Football & Politics | Toure against Ozil’s public rebuke of China’s crackdown

Arsenal forward Mesut Ozil should not have spoken out to denounce human rights in China, former Barcelona and Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure said yesterday , fresh from a brief

China and Russia urge UN to lift key North Korea sanctions

China and Russia are calling on the U.N. Security Council to terminate sanctions on key North Korean exports such as coal, iron, iron ore and textiles, “with the intent of

Woman gets 10 months for Chinese maternity tourism scheme

A Chinese woman was sentenced to 10 months in prison for running a business that helped pregnant women in China lie on visa forms and to immigration authorities so they

Xinjiang | Chinese TV pulls Arsenal game coverage after Ozil criticism

Chinese television pulled coverage of Arsenal’s Premier League match against Manchester City on Sunday after Mesut Ozil, a forward for the London club, criticized Beijing’s brutal mass

Trade War | Trump deal buys Xi time before next US-China battle

For Chinese President Xi Jinping, the phase-one trade deal with U.S. President Donald Trump isn’t exactly a reason to pop open the champagne. After months

First group of Chinese immersion students enter high school

Tamblyn Lonergan remembers crying at the kitchen table when she was in fourth grade as she told her parents how difficult it was to learn Chinese.

Analysis | Christmas comes early for markets as key risks get taken out

It started last Friday, with a blowout U.S. jobs report that beat all expectations. Then in quick succession late Thursday investors got news that the guns

Briefs | Gangs spreading rumors to exploit pork crisis

Chinese criminal gangs are spreading rumors about the African swine fever to scare farmers into selling pigs for cheaper, according to magazine China Comment. The healthy animals are

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