US lawmakers slammed for nominating activists for prize

China on Friday criticized U.S. Congress members who nominated Hong Kong’s 2014 pro-democracy protest movement and three of its most prominent student leaders for the Nobel Peace

China criticizes US for nuclear adversary claims

China yesterday criticized a U.S. government report that cast Beijing as a potential nuclear adversary and called on Washington to reduce its own much

Top legislator eyes Hong Kong’s role in Belt and Road Initiative

China’s top legislator Zhang Dejiang urged Hong Kong to actively contribute to the national development strategy when participating in the Belt and Road Initiative. Hong Kong

Ningde | The rise of China’s colossus of electric-car batteries

The next global powerhouse in the auto industry comes from a small city in a tea-growing province of southeast China, where an unheralded maker of

Yu Wensheng | Germany urges release of detained human rights lawyer

Germany is calling on China to release a prominent human rights lawyer charged with inciting subversion, drawing a sharp rebuke from Beijing. German Human Rights Commissioner

May meets Xi on visit focused on post-Brexit

The meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing came a day after May called for expanding the “global strategic partnership” between the two

State of The Union | Trump speech bashed in Beijing, welcomed in Seoul, Tokyo

Calling on Congress to lift budgetary caps and boost spending on the military, Trump said that “unmatched power is the surest means of our defense.”

Hong Kong | Experts deployed after unexploded bomb found

Hong Kong police sealed off part of a busy downtown neighborhood yesterday after an unexploded wartime bomb was found during construction work in the Asian financial center.

On state visit, May focused on post-Brexit future

British Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday called for expanding the “global strategic partnership” between the United Kingdom and China, at the start of a visit to the

CNY Holidays | China lashes out at Taiwan over cancellation of flights

China is again heating up the rhetoric against rival Taiwan, with a spokesman saying yesterday that Taiwan’s cancellation of added flights during the Lunar New Year holiday

AP interview | Chinese editor Hu Shuli steps aside, not down

Some say China’s most prominent journalist is finished. Far from it, says Hu Shuli, founder of the financial magazine Caixin. Hu listened one

Religion | Cardinal critic reveals drama in Vatican’s overture to China

The retired cardinal of Hong Kong has revealed the behind-the-scenes drama of the Vatican’s efforts to improve relations with China, including its request for a legitimate bishop

Trade | UK’s May flies 50 businesses on Brexit mission

Prime Minister Theresa May is leading the largest business delegation her government has ever taken overseas as she flies to China this week, seeking to

Analysis | Tourism industry is only just getting going

If you want to gauge how Chinese consumers are reshaping the world, look at how many of them are leaving China. For vacation, that

Belt & Road | Infrastructure push reaches arctic, leaving out US

The sun never sets on China’s trade and infrastructure ambitions. With the addition of the Arctic and Latin America last week, Chinese President Xi

CNY flights | Taipei says military aircraft will transport Taiwanese in China

Taiwan refused to allow two Chinese airlines, Xiamen Airlines and China Eastern Airlines, to expand service to the island during the Lunar New Year holiday,

Yu Wensheng | Rights lawyer charged with inciting subversion

Prominent legal activist Yu Wensheng has been charged with inciting subversion of state power after writing a letter calling for democratic reforms, his lawyer said yesterday.

Hong Kong | Justice chief dogged by property scandal

Lawmakers grilled Hong Kong’s new justice secretary yesterday over a controversy surrounding illegal additions to her home that has highlighted concerns about rule of law in the

1,500 evacuated while WW2 bomb defused

Around 1,500 people were evacuated from Hong Kong’s Wan Chai area over the weekend, while bomb disposal officers spent 12 hours neutralizing an unexploded World War Two bomb

Hong Kong | Young pro-democracy hopeful banned from election

The Hong Kong government barred a young pro-democracy activist on Saturday from an upcoming election over her party’s political platform that it said violates electoral laws, in

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