Hong Kong Democracy Activist Joshua Wong Released on Bail
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong was released on bail Tuesday pending appeal against a jail term over pro-democracy protests.
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China Detains Rights Lawyer After Calling for Constitutional Reform
Prominent Chinese rights lawyer Yu Wensheng was detained today by police after he recently called for constitutional reforms.
Chinese Government to Tighten Internet Censorship Further in 2018
Increased censorship laws will hit China during 2018 making it even more difficult for Chinese citizens to access certain content ...
Hong Kong Democracy Activist Joshua Wong Jailed
Joshua Wong became a leading figure in the fight for democracy in Hong Kong since his involvement in the 2014 ...
China Puts Tibetan Language Advocate on Trial for Subversion
A Tibetan who has waged a campaign to preserve his region's ancestral language was put on trial in China, on ...
Trump ‘Disappointed’ in China Over Lack of N. Korea Sanctions Implementation
U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Beijing on Thursday for failing to cut off North Korea's oil supply after a U.N. ...
Scholars Call for Release of Detained Maoist in China
Hundreds of Chinese scholars, students and journalists have signed a petition calling for a leftist intellectual to be released from ...
US and Germany Urge China to Release Jailed Activist
The United States and Germany urged China to free an outspoken government critic known as "Super Vulgar Butcher" on Wednesday.
Inside Look into China’s Most Ambitious Construction Project
As the Xiongan New Area in northern China is working to absorb up to $365 billion in investment, locals struggle ...
Chinese Activist Jailed for 8 Years After Major Crackdown
China sentenced activist Wu Gan, known by the online pseudonym "Super Vulgar Butcher," to eight years in prison Tuesday.
China, Pakistan, Afghanistan Agree on Terror Cooperation
Ministers from Afghanistan, Pakistan and China agreed to work together to tackle the threat of terrorism tied to China's vast ...
China’s Economic Growth to Slow Next Year, Says State Think Tank
China's economy will improve this year but slow slightly in 2018 with government investment seen easing as leaders look to ...
Second Fire in Beijing Migrant Neighborhood Kills Five
A building fire killed five people and injured eight in one of Beijing's migrant neighborhoods Wednesday, just weeks after local ...
South Korea’s Moon to Visit China for Talks on North Korea
South Korean President Moon Jae-in will visit China for talks amid tentative signs of movement after tension over North Korea's ...
Trump’s ‘America First’ Will Hurt US Interests
There is nothing wrong about protecting U.S. national interests. But the Trump administration doesn't know what constitutes a U.S. foreign ...
Rise in Gay Tourism Highlights Legal Pressure on China’s LGBTQ+ Community
The number of LGBTQ+ tourists from China is on the rise as the underground 'pink economy' thrives, but the gay ...
China Donates $1 Million for Afghan and Iraqi Refugees in Iran
The government of China has donated $1 million to support Afghan and Iraqi refugees living with Iran with food aid ...
US Slaps Sanctions on North Korean, Chinese Companies
The administration of U.S. President Donald J. Trump imposed new sanctions Tuesday on a slew of North Korean shipping firms ...
China Raises Doubts on US Policy on North Korea
China has said it hopes countries would do more to bring North Korea and others back to talks instead of ...
China Extends National Anthem Law to Hong Kong, Further Undermining the City’s Autonomy
China voted to extend a national anthem law to Hong Kong, another reminder that Beijing aims to fully incorporate the ...
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