Malaysia hopes China will sympathize with its fiscal woes

Malaysia’s leader said yesterday that he hoped China would sympathize with his country’s fiscal problems as he met with the country’s leaders after suspending multibillion-dollar construction projects financed

Yuan jumps to strongest in a week

The Chinese currency rose 0.51 percent to 6.8514 per dollar, its strongest since Aug. 10, as of 4:38 p.m. in Shanghai. The PBOC strengthened its fixing,

Stocks jump as hopes rise for progress on China trade talks

Stocks rose late in the day Friday as investors welcomed signs of progress in resolving the trade dispute between the U.S. and China. The Wall Street

Beijing tells its finance firms to boost infrastructure support

China’s financial watchdog ordered the nation’s banks and insurance companies to increase support for infrastructure development as economic growth slows and concerns rise about the

Taiwan improves missiles to counter PRC military expansion

Taiwan is responding to China’s arms buildup by developing missiles and interceptors of its own that could reduce Beijing’s military advantage over the self-ruled island, defense experts

Malaysian leader tours Alibaba, meets Jack Ma on China visit

Malaysia’s leader courted Chinese e-commerce investment in his country on Saturday, the start of his first trip to China since his stunning electoral victory three months ago.

The Buzz | Xi set to visit North Korea in September, report says

Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit Pyongyang next month as ties between the two countries improve amid mounting U.S.-China trade tensions, The Straits Times reported, without

Trade War | China sending envoy to Washington for talks

China is sending a trade envoy to Washington in a renewed effort to end a worsening tariff dispute that has raised worries it will chill global economic growth.

Vice governor, mayor fired over vaccine scandal

A Chinese provincial deputy governor and the mayor of a major city were fired Tuesday as the ruling Communist Party tried to defuse public outrage over revelations of

Yao Ming, Clarkson keen observers at Asian Games basketball

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Jordan Clarkson watched from the bench, not quite able to make it to the Asian Games in time to play in the opening game

Mattis: US needs Space Force to counter Russia, China

A U.S. Space Force is necessary to protect American satellites from being targeted by attack weapons in the hands of China and Russia, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said yesterday

Trade War | Chinese gov’t files WTO challenge to US tariffs on solar panels

China says it is challenging a U.S. tariff hike on solar panels before the World Trade Organization, adding to its sprawling conflicts with President Donald Trump over trade

South China Sea | Duterte says Beijing should temper its behavior in disputed waters

The Philippine president said that China's claim to airspace above newly built islands and surrounding waters in the disputed South China Sea "is wrong" and Beijing

Senior monk accused of sexual misconduct quits post

The Buddhist Association of China said its president Xuecheng had passed his duties to a deputy. The case, which was covered widely in the Chinese

The Buzz | Hong Kong intervenes to defend peg for 1st time since May

Hong Kong intervened to defend its peg to the dollar for the first time in three months after the local currency fell to the weak end of its

China blasts US military bill as interference in its affairs

China today (Tuesday) blasted a U.S. military spending bill that calls for development of plans to help self-ruled Taiwan improve its defenses and warned of possible damage to cooperation in

Activist compares Beijing’s rule in Hong Kong to colonialism

A Hong Kong pro-independence activist decried Beijing's rule over the city as modern-day colonialism in a speech today (Tuesday) to a foreign journalists' association that defied the Chinese government's

Analysis | Now with power to long rule the country, Xi beset by challenges

As China’s leaders gather for their annual Yellow Sea retreat, the country’s political waters are looking choppy. Chinese President and ruling Communist Party leader

Beijing expels German student who researched rights lawyers

A German man has learned the hard way that practicing journalism in China, even for a class project, could lead to serious trouble. David Missal, 24, was pursuing

China to UN panel: No arbitrary detention in Uighur region

China insisted yesterday there is no “arbitrary detention” and there are no “re-education centers” in its western Xinjiang region, rejecting concerns raised by a

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