Mystery ailment leads US to evacuate more workers from China

The United States has evacuated several more government workers out of the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou after medical testing revealed they might have been affected

Houtouwan | An abandoned village now engulfed by nature

Blanketed with greenery, the ghost town is perched atop cliffs looking west into sea mists obscuring the horizon. Abandoned homes ravaged by weather and creeping

China-Russia | Putin heads to Beijing to bolster ties as US pressure grows

Russia and China have responded to the U.S. national security strategy describing them as America’s top adversaries by vowing to further expand their economic, political and

Australia says wine delays at Chinese ports are ‘irritation’

Australia’s trade minister said yesterday that weeks of delays at Chinese ports of Australian wine exports were an “irritation” in a bilateral trade relationship that was thriving

‘Training’ of Tibetan clergy stepped up

Chinese authorities are ramping up political indoctrination among Tibetan Buddhist clergy and officials in charge of religious affairs as part of a campaign to strengthen the ruling

In HK bankruptcy case, rare golf club memberships on sale

China Fishery Group Ltd.’s bankruptcy case enters its second anniversary this month with no resolution in sight as a key auction of its fishing

China institutes on US campus: Fount of learning or threat?

On college campuses in virtually every state across the U.S., the Chinese government supports more than 100 institutes that teach language and culture. For university students like

China warns US against provocations following B-52 flyby

China lashed out at the U.S. yesterday after a pair of B-52 bombers flew past a Chinese-held shoal in the South China Sea, amid escalating words

Chinese burn will only make solar stronger

Remember how there was a glut of computer chips in 2008, and then the world stopped using computer chips? Yeah, me neither. That’s a good reason to

Australian playwright disappointed censors axed Beijing play

Renowned Australian playwright David Williamson said yesterday that he is disappointed Chinese censors have canceled a production of his play “The Removalists” for the official reason

Qantas bends to Beijing by describing Taiwan as Chinese

Australia’s foreign minister yesterday expressed concern at Qantas Airways’ decision to describe Taiwan as a Chinese territory after pressure from Beijing. Qantas chief executive Alan

China’s flag carrier resumes Pyongyang flights as pressure eases

Air China is to resume regular flights between Beijing and Pyongyang after a six-month hiatus, in the latest sign that the “maximum pressure” campaign on

Analysis | For Beijing, smaller trade surplus OK. But tech concessions? No.

Narrow our trade surplus with the United States? No problem, say Chinese negotiators. But change technology tactics that are China’s path to prosperity and

June 4 | US urges China to release Tiananmen death toll

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has urged China to disclose the details of people killed, detained or missing during the Chinese military’s crackdown on pro-democracy

Mattis criticizes Beijing over ‘militarization’ of South China Sea

U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Saturday raised the prospect of additional American steps against China if its “militarization” of the South China Sea keeps apace. He

Health | Road to Chinese drug riches runs through the Bronx, New Jersey

Lou Jing earned a Ph.D at Fordham University in the Bronx before completing post-doctoral studies at the National Institutes of Health. Frank Zhang got his

PRC warns US trade deals off if tariffs go ahead

China warned yesterday after another round of talks on a sprawling trade dispute with Washington that any deals they produce “will not take effect” if President Donald

This Day in History | 1989 – Massacre in Tiananmen Square

Several hundred civilians have been shot dead by the Chinese army during a bloody military operation to crush a democratic protest in Peking’s (Beijing) Tiananmen Square.

Zhang Wenzhong | Chinese retail tycoon’s fraud conviction thrown out

China’s supreme court threw out a retail tycoon’s fraud conviction yesterday in an unusual show of leniency toward entrepreneurs amid a string of high-profile detentions that

Trial begins for ex-CIA man accused of espionage

Prosecutors say a former CIA case officer betrayed his country by giving a Chinese spy information about human assets and other top-secret information in exchange for

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