In a courtroom in Zharkent, Kazakhstan, in July 2018, a former kindergarten principal named Sayragul Sauytbay calmly described what Chinese officials continue to deny: a vast new gulag of “de-extremification training centers” has been created for...
Since the election of Donald Trump, the relationship between Washington and Beijing has appeared strained. Despite diplomatic efforts to bridge the gap, China and the United States are at loggerheads over a variety of issues, including trade and...
Security officials in China’s violence-stricken north-west have ordered residents to install GPS tracking devices in their vehicles so authorities are able to keep permanent tabs on their movements
Regulation, to be gradually rolled out at entry points nationwide, will affect all foreigners aged 14 to 70
Despite repudiating American foreign policy, China now borrows heavily from U.S.-style Middle Eastern diplomacy
Third-annual World Internet Conference aimed at proselytizing China’s view to global audience
Twenty-five companies, including Tencent, Alibaba, and Baidu, have signed on the help the government.
China urged participating countries to provide lists of possible terrorists who might target the meeting to be held in Hangzhou.
China has pledged to reward people who report online terrorist content up to 100,000 yuan for each tip off.
Chinese special operations forces are training in the western deserts of Xinjiang in complex search...
Terrorism and security issues will likely move close to the top of the agenda when Xi Jinping meets with 50+ African counterparts at the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation summit. China’s vulnerability to terrorism was brazenly exposed when ISIS...
China needs West’s buy-in on stabilizing effects of its Silk Road project.
Chinese leaders have long been wary of joining global efforts against terrorism.
The Chinese government is shutting down the mobile service of residents in Xinjiang.
China continues to lump terrorist groups and peaceful activists together — and to censor media coverage of both.
The Chinese authorities had killed 28 people suspected of taking part in an attack on a coal mine in the country’s turbulent western frontier.
On November 18, the Islamic State (IS) released photos of what it claimed were two executed hostages. The photos, appearing in the terrorist group’s English-language magazine Dabiq, depict two men with bloodied faces, the word “executed...
In the wake of the terror attacks in Paris China’s foreign minister Wang Yi said, “China is also a victim of terrorism....
China vowed "justice" for a Chinese national kidnapped and apparently slain by the Islamic State.
Condolence and support from heads of state across the globe poured in to France after Friday’s terror attacks in Paris.
When China’s leader Xi Jinping comes to the United States for his first state visit in September, will U.S. leaders use the summit to address the country’s deteriorating human rights conditions?
Not if the U.S. performance at June’s...
Police linked the arrests to the most strident local voices against the Chinese government.
The draft “Foreign NGO Management Law” is part of a package of legislation that includes strict laws on national security and antiterrorism.
A newly drafted Chinese anti-terrorism law, if enacted in its current form, will empower Beijing to expand its already nearly unchecked policing of the...
The global fight against terrorism has entered a new stage with the emergence of the Islamic State (IS), and the battle lines have never been so clearly drawn all over the world.
On February 18, Washington will host the...
First there were the terrorist attacks in Paris. And then there was the global reaction to the attacks, with its spate of frenzied free-speech cartooning. And then there was the counter-reaction to the initial reaction, which played out mostly on...
Richard Bernstein: Of course, they should. But can they? Since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 in the United States, China has defined almost any dissent from its policies there as examples of international terrorism. It has also...
Black-clad, helmet-wearing paramilitary forces were seen in several locations in recent days, stopping Uighur men to check their IDs and scroll through the playlists of their phones.
Chinese police gunned down 59 people and arrested 215 during a violent uprising last week in the Xinjiang region, in a statement that shed fresh light on what dissident groups had earlier described as a major clash in the area.
