China-Taiwan | President Tsai calls for continued communication across Strait

Taiwan’s government will continue to look for ways to maintain dialogue with China, President Tsai Ing-wen says, after Beijing said it had halted a regular communication mechanism with Taipei, Reuters

Tibetan director Pema Tseden hospitalized after scuffle

Tibetan film director Pema Tseden has been hospitalized following a scuffle at a Chinese airport, bringing an outpouring of support from fans on social media. Tseden’s producer Sonam said the director

Beijing replaces top internet regulator and censor with deputy

China has replaced its internet regulator Lu Wei, the hard liner responsible for leading the government’s efforts to tighten control over domestic cyberspace and export the ruling Communist Party’s philosophy

First made-in-China jetliner makes debut commercial flight

The first regional jet produced in China’s initiative to compete in the commercial aircraft market made its debut flight yesterday carrying 70 passengers. The ARJ21-700 jet is one of a series of initiatives

Adidas extends PRC sports push in agreement with billionaire

Adidas AG signed an agreement with billionaire Wang Jianlin’s Dalian Wanda Group Co. to help develop soccer and basketball in China as the German company seeks to capitalize on increasing interest

Interview | David Leung, Alco Electronics: ‘Chinese skipped all the shopping mall phenomenon, they jumped right into internet selling’

A look inside Alco Electronics Ltd.’s factory in China shows what it takes to succeed as a maker of gadgets for the rest of the world — human precision in

China on schedule for launch this year of 2nd space station

China recovered an experimental probe launched aboard a new generation rocket, marking another milestone in its increasingly ambitious space program that envisions a mission to Mars by the end of

Beijing a potential winner in Britain-EU breakup

China is a potential winner if Britain and the European Union rework trade deals and look for investors after a British exit. Beijing faces a blow from weaker European demand for

South China Sea | Top China envoy visits Vietnam ahead of court ruling

A top Chinese diplomat is visiting Vietnam ahead of a ruling by an international court on Beijing’s extensive territorial claims in the South China Sea. The visit by State Councilor Yang

Beijing cuts contact with Taiwan liaison body over Tsai

Beijing said Saturday it had cut off contact with the main Taiwan liaison body because of President Tsai Ing-wen’s refusal to endorse the concept of a single Chinese nation, ratcheting

Rescuers search rubble in east China after tornado kills 98

Rescuers in eastern China searched Friday for survivors of a tornado and hailstorm that killed at least 98 people as it swept over a city’s outskirts, destroying buildings, smashing trees and flipping

Zhengzhou | 11 killed in aluminum plant accident

An accident at an aluminum refinery in central China has killed 11 workers, state media and a local official said yesterday, pointing to continuing industrial safety problems despite government-ordered improvements. The

Trade | Global steel frictions rise as China hits back at US mills

China has pushed back after the U.S. boosted anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties on some of its steel products, saying mills in the world’s biggest economy lack competitiveness because they are

Hong Kong | China tourist malaise deepens from bling to buns

Hong Kong’s sharp drop in visitor arrivals from mainland China has hurt retailers’ sales from luxury watches and gems, to anti-wrinkle cream and pastries as the slowdown deepens in the

South China Sea | Indonesia’s Widodo rebuffs Beijing with Natuna islands visit

Indonesian President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo visited the Natuna islands yesterday in a move designed to send a message about the country’s commitment to protecting its sovereignty in the area at

Schools ordered to remove toxic running tracks

Schools across China have been ordered to remove running tracks made from toxic materials that have been blamed for sickening students, in the latest in a long line of product

Jiangsu | State media say 78 killed by powerful tornado

A powerful tornado killed 78 people and destroyed large numbers of buildings yesterday in the eastern Chinese province of Jiangsu, state media reported. The tornado hit near the city of Yancheng,

Analysis | Putin heads to Beijing to cement ties, but obstacles remain

With President Vladimir Putin heading to China this weekend, officials in both countries extoll a blossoming “strategic partnership” between the two former communist rivals. But despite Moscow’s push to strengthen ties

US, North Korean diplomats attend meetings in Beijing

Diplomats from the U.S. and North Korea are attending a six-nation security forum in Beijing yesterday, in a rare opportunity for contact between them after the North fired two suspected

USA-China | In Utah speech, Dalai Lama says actions spread compassion

The Dalai Lama delivered his message of peace and compassion yesterday to thousands of people during a visit to Utah that included a luncheon with the governor and a planned

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