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Burma’s Election Leaves Former Patron China with Uncomfortable Questions
How might China’s Communist rulers get along with a Burmesse civilian government?
China Corruption Fight Extends to Top Officials in Beijing and Shanghai
President Xi Jinping’s sweeping crackdown on corruption has claimed senior officials in China’s two largest cities.
Fears Grow For Missing Hong Kong Publishers Who Were Critical of China
Their disappearance has alarmed the cultural community in a city already fearful of Beijing's growing encroachment.
China Softens Tactics in Global Hunt for Corruption Fugitives
China has changed tactics in its global man-hunt for fugitives wanted at home for corruption.
China to Push Cultural 'Blending' in Xinjiang Stability Push
China will push the study of Mandarin and the "blending" of different races as part of a new stability push in the troubled far western region of Xinjiang.
Call Me Mister: Taiwan, China Presidents to Hold Historic Meeting
The leaders of Taiwan and China plan to meet in Singapore on Saturday for the first time since the Chinese civil war ended in 1949.
How China Wants to Rate Its Citizens
In certain respects, a national credit system of some kind is long overdue in China.
Did a Chinese Mogul Beat a Treasury Dept. Ban on Doing Business in the U.S.?
Records reveal NYC building is owned by company linked to man blacklisted for allegedly funding African dictators.
Q. and A.: Chan Koonchung on Imagining a Non-Communist China
We’re in Beijing — no, Beiping — Dec. 10, 1979.
China Sends Armed Jets Over Disputed Waters In Response to U.S. Naval Presence
“It’s a signal China sent to the US that it is serious about its claims.”
China, Japan and South Korea Relations 'Completely Restored' After Summit
"All sides shared the view that trilateral cooperation has been completely restored in this meeting."
Two More Japanese Being Held in China, Says Chinese Official
"In addition to the two who were arrested, one is being held and one is being watched at home," the official said.
Li Floats New China Five-Year Growth Minimum of Around 6.5%
China’s goal of a “moderately prosperous society” refers to policy makers’ plan to double per-capita income by 2020 from 2010 levels.
White House Moves to Reassure Allies With South China Sea Patrol, but Quietly
Lawmakers and national security hawks have urged President Obama to stand up to China’s land reclamation of disputed islands.
Can Xi Jinping Control China’s Wave of Change?
“Party tightens grip on dissenting voices,” headlined the South China Morning Post on Friday.
Psychedelic Video Sings Praises of China's Five Year-Plan
"If you wanna know what China's gonna do, best pay attention to the shisanwu."
China Says It Warned and Tracked U.S. Warship in South China Sea
Chinese government: Don't push us
President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe Turns Down Confucius Peace Prize
Mr. Mugabe decided to reject the prize after learning that it had nothing to do with the Chinese government.
Leaving China? Your books, Maps and DVDs May Be Confiscated
An odd thing happened when movers came to box up Ruth Kirchner's furnishings as she was preparing to return to Berlin after a decade in China.
Mark Zuckerberg Courts China With Speech on People and Perseverance
Mark Zuckerberg knows how to court Chinese users.
1 Month Later: What Are the Long-Term Implications of Xi's U.S. Trip?
While political and security matters dominated headlines, Xi’s U.S. trip was actually driven by economics.
Beijing Says Won't Give up Position that Taiwan's Part of China
Chinese people have a "sacred mission" to ensure Taiwan is always considered part of China.
China Hopes to See A United EU, Xi Tells Britain on Visit
Chinese President Xi Jinping has told Britain he wants to see a united European Union.
China Golf: Communist Party Bans Club Membership
Extravagant eating and drinking, and abuse of power, are also formally banned.
Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe Awarded 'China's Nobel Peace Prize'
Confucius peace prize chairman defends decision to give award to leader accused of using systematic violence to maintain power.
Many in the West Fear Chinese ‘Aid’ to Africa. They’re Wrong. Here’s Why.
Western pundits have a narrative about China’s activities in Africa.
China Turns to Online Courses, and Mao, for Soft-Power Mission
“It was like watching propaganda.”
The Real Story Behind China’s Alleged Conquest of African Farmland
“A common perception is that China is supporting Chinese enterprises to acquire land abroad as part of a national food security strategy.”
China Says South China Sea Lighthouses Not Meant to Alter 'Status Quo'
China says its lighthouses on Cuarteron Reef and Johnson South Reef in the Spratly islands will assist navigational security.
China and UK: Signs of a New 'Special Relationship?'
Does the UK have a new "special relationship?"
China Suggests Joint South China Sea Drills With Asean
China's Defence Minister Chang Wanquan has suggested drills for "maritime rescues and disaster relief".
This Is Where China’s Future Will Be Decided
Lanzhou, China — The first thing you notice is the dust.
Taiwan Prepares For Turmoil As China Watches Its Elections From Afar
The basic question before voters in next year’s poll is whether they will still exist as a country.
Culture Shock: Chinese Ministry Slammed on Not-so-Social Media
Watch the country’s culture ministry get eviscerated on social media.
In China’s State News Media, What Is Said May Not Be What’s Printed
An Australian journalist was misquoted as saying the people of Tibet had a “wonderful life.”
'Hunting' for China at the Democratic Debate
Jim Webb wanted to talk China.The rest of the candidates? Not so much.
China Says Not Planning to Send Military Ships to Syria
China said it had no plans to send military ships to Syria to fight with Russian forces.
Japan May Halt Funds for UNESCO Over Nanjing Row With China
Japan's military aggression before and during World War Two still haunts ties between Asia's two biggest economies.
Top China Paper Says U.S., Russia Playing Cold War Game in Syria
The United States and Russia seemed to be using Syria as a proxy for diplomatic and military competition, as during the Cold War.
How A 16-Year-Old Found Himself Caught Up in China’s Latest Crackdown
He is not a lawyer, or a dissident. He is a 16-year-old with a bowl-cut fringe.
China’s AIIB and OBOR: Ambitions and Challenges
The two ambitious projects have become an integral part of Chinese diplomacy.
'A Brighter Future Beckons': China Tries to Get Xinjiang to Join the Party
Yellow signs swing from lampposts urging citizens to “hold high the great banner of national unity”.
Wartime Sex Slaves at the Heart of UN Battle Between Japan and China
Both countries have submitted competing nominations for inclusion in Unesco’s Memory of the World programme.
China’s Xi Jinping Changes the Odds in Macau
If there’s one skill that the U.S. gambling moguls who staked their futures here have mastered it’s calculating the odds.
HK Fined By Fifa For Fans Booing Chinese Anthem
The Hong Kong Football Association (HKFA) has been fined $40,000 Hong Kong dollars ($5,160; £3,400) by Fifa.
At U.N., China Uses Intimidation Tactics to Silence Its Critics
“When I was hiding in the mountains, the Chinese government announced a cash reward of 200,000 yuan (about $31,000) for whoever finds me.”
Artist Ai Weiwei Discovers Hidden 'Listening Devices' in Beijing Studio
"When I found these bugs, I had a strange feeling," he said.
On China’s National Day, Hong Kong Protesters Say That They Are Not Part of China
Small groups of protesters waved the blue colonial flag.
The Thucydides Trap: Are the U.S. and China Headed for War?
In 12 of 16 past cases in which a rising power has confronted a ruling power, the result has been bloodshed.
How A 10-Gallon Hat Helped Heal Relations Between China And America
Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping's 1979 tour marked a turning point in Americans' views of Communist China.
China’s First Lady Tones Down Star Power
On U.S. visit, Peng Liyuan must balance charity pursuits to not steal focus from Xi.
Hybrid Warfare With Chinese Characteristics
From Sun Tzu to Xi Jinping: Russia isn’t the only one who knows hybrid warfare.
Cultural Revolution Shaped Xi Jinping, From Schoolboy to Survivor
Visiting the United States this week, Mr. Xi, 62, has presented himself as a polished statesman.
Rights Protesters, China Supporters Greet President Xi in Seattle
About 100 people protesting against human rights abuses in China greeted President Xi Jinping in Seattle.