Chinese tourists spark anger in Vietnam over map on shirts

A group of Chinese tourists wearing T-shirts depicting the country’s territorial claims in the disputed South China Sea has sparked anger in Vietnam. The tourists arrived

Taiwan | Former president Ma sentenced for leaking information

Ex-Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou was sentenced to four months in jail for leaking details of a criminal investigation while still in office, although the former Kuomintang leader

Trump defends decision to revisit action on telecom giant ZTE

President Donald Trump defended his efforts to help a Chinese telecommunications company that violated U.S. sanctions “get back into business, fast,” despite criticism from Democrats

Australia’s leader backs foreign minister’s work on China

Australia’s prime minister yesterday rejected a former diplomat’s opinion that the country needs a new foreign minister to thaw relations with China. Geoff Raby, who was

China sends envoy to Washington

China said yesterday it is sending an envoy to the United States this week for talks aimed at cooling a trade dispute that threatens to upend markets

Trump offers US aid to penalized Chinese telecom company

In a surprising overture to China, President Donald Trump says he would help a Chinese telecommunications company get “back into business,” saying too many jobs

Strait Diplomacy | Taiwan boosts domestic arms makers as Beijing’s warnings loom

Standing on his company’s sprawling campus in central Taiwan, Lin Nan-juh says he’s able to make any plane his island’s government calls for. “We can

Xinhua View | PRC embraces major progress in civil aircraft

China is seeing major progress in three civil aircraft models, with the ARJ21 in operation, the C919 in flight tests and the CR929 in preliminary design, said

HK sets fastest growth pace since 2011, shrugging off Fed

Hong Kong’s high-wire economy continued to defy gravity, putting aside fears of a tightening Fed to post its best quarter of growth in almost seven

First home-built aircraft carrier begins sea trials

China’s first entirely home-built aircraft carrier began sea trials yesterday in a sign of the growing sophistication of the country’s domestic arms industry. The still-unnamed ship

Wu Xiaohui | Court sentences Anbang founder to 18 years for fraud

A court in Shanghai sentenced the founder of the Chinese insurance company that owns New York City’s Waldorf Hotel to 18 years in prison yesterday after

ZTE | Tech giant crippled, US imports held amid trade spat

A Chinese tech giant brought to its knees and delays for imported U.S. cars, apples, lumber and other agricultural products are early signs the widening trade dispute

China cutting US soybean purchases in face of tariffs threat

With the threat of tariffs and counter-tariffs between Washington and Beijing looming, Chinese buyers are canceling orders for U.S. soybeans, a trend that could deal a blow

Kim-Xi summit sends signal to Trump about Beijing’s key role

The surprise China-North Korea summit this week is intended to ensure that Beijing’s voice is heard when North Korean leader Kim Jong Un holds a historic

South China Sea | Vietnam asks Beijing to withdraw missiles from outposts

Vietnam has requested yesterday China to withdraw its military equipment from South China Sea outposts, saying their deployment seriously violates Hanoi’s sovereignty, increases tension and destabilizes

North Korean leader meets Xi ahead of Trump summit

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a northern Chinese port city and pledged his continuing commitment to denuclearization ahead of

Ex-political high-flyer handed life sentence for graft

A Chinese court sentenced former political high-flyer Sun Zhengcai to life in prison yesterday for taking more than USD26 million in bribes, making him one of the biggest names

Exports rebound, trade surplus with US swells

China’s exports rebounded in April and its politically sensitive monthly trade surplus with the United States grew for the first time in five months at

Jack Ma’s too-big-to-fail finance giant faces a clampdown

There’s no other company on Earth quite like Ant Financial. Spanning online payments, insurance, lending, credit scores, asset management and more, Jack Ma’s Chinese

ZTE seeks end to ban on buying American technology

Chinese technology company ZTE says it has applied to the U.S. Commerce Department asking it to suspend a seven-year ban on it doing business

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