China border traders losing money amid North Korea sanctions

For Yu Kaiguang, harsh new United Nations sanctions on North Korea are a disaster. The trader in the Chinese border city of Dandong has seen

China’s answer to anthem disrespect: 3 years in prison

China’s rubber-stamp legislature on Saturday made disrespecting the national anthem a criminal offense punishable by up to three years in prison amid rising nationalist appeals from the

National anthem law to be implemented in Macau, HK

China’s top legislature on Saturday announced that it would implement the newly-adopted National Anthem Law in the Macau and Hong Kong SARs. Effective October 1,

Exclusive Interview | Wong says China rise means trade trumps rights

Young Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong warned yesterday that China’s rise means human rights are in increasingly greater danger of being overshadowed globally by business interests.

Academic freedom | Springer Nature blocks access to articles in China

Academic publisher Springer Nature says it has blocked access to articles within China to comply with demands from the Chinese government. The company said yesterday about

Police scour for details leading up to Utah Chinese student slaying

Authorities are trying to figure out how a longtime criminal recently released from an Alabama prison ended up in a Utah canyon where he’s suspected of

NPC may mandate prison for disrespecting national anthem

China’s legislature is considering a bill mandating prison sentences of up to three years for disrespecting the national anthem, amid rising nationalist appeals from the

Trade | Xi promises reform in event with US business leaders

President Xi Jinping has promised to open China’s economy wider during a meeting with American business leaders ahead of a visit by U.S. President Donald Trump

China, South Korea move to resolve disputes and hold summit talks

South Korea and China announced yesterday that they will work to improve their relationship, which has been badly strained by the deployment of an American missile

Climate change | Beijing says it still wants US cooperation

A Chinese official said yesterday that his country still wants to cooperate with the U.S. on climate change and hopes an upcoming meeting on the issue in

Kim Han Sol | Police breaks up plot to kill Kim Jong Un’s nephew, report says

Chinese police arrested several North Koreans dispatched to Beijing on suspicion of plotting to murder Kim Jong Un’s 22-year-old nephew, South Korea’s JoongAng Ilbo newspaper reported.

Economy | Big four Chinese banks post double-digit gains in lending income

Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., Bank of China Ltd. and Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. yesterday reported average net interest income gains of 15

Taiwan president making state visits amid China stalemate

Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen left Saturday for the United States and three South Pacific nations in an effort to crack the diplomatic isolation imposed by rival

Hong Kong | Friend says bookseller Gui freed, now with family

Mainland Chinese authorities have released a detained Hong Kong bookseller and he has been reunited with his relatives, one of his friends said. Chinese dissident

Elderly population to hit 400m by 2035, say experts

China’s elderly population has been increasing rapidly and is estimated to hit around 400 million by the end of 2035, according to experts. Since China became

Xi’s former secretary gets top Shanghai job

Chinese President Xi Jinping has promoted an ally to the top job in Shanghai, media reported yesterday. The elevation of Li Qiang is another sign

Communist Party praises Xi as Marxist thinker

The party yesterday praised Xi’s contribution to ideology, adding to intense propaganda promoting his personal image as Xi begins a second five-year term as leader.

Trump on Xi: ‘Now some people might call him the king’

President Donald Trump spoke yesterday with Chinese President Xi Jinping, congratulating Xi on beginning a second, five-year term as leader. China’s ruling Communist Party this

New Silk Road runs straight through junk territory

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s new Silk Road to Europe traverses territory where most bond investors fear to tread. Of the 68 nations China lists as

19th Party Congress | The politburo’s magnificent seven

Key members of China’s Communist Party were determined at the national congress, which is held every five years and concluded this week. yesterday, members of the

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