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White House says China's Tiananmen Square 'slaughter' not forgotten
Washington's message has been overshadowed by what critics describe as Trump's heavy-handed response to nationwide protests against police brutality.
US suspends flights by Chinese airlines in new spat with Beijing
The US action, which takes effect June 16 but could be implemented sooner if President Donald Trump orders it.
Boris Johnson offers visas for millions in Hong Kong
About 350,000 people in Hong Kong currently hold British National (Overseas) passports, which allow visa-free access to Britain for up to six months.
Outrage in Hong Kong as China pushes security law
The proposal for the security law -- expected to ban treason, subversion and sedition -- was introduced into China's rubber-stamp parliament on Friday.
Johnson says can square Huawei 5G role with security concerns
The US has banned Huawei from the rollout of its next generation 5G mobile networks because of concerns.
Will Brexit see European division at the UN Security Council?
As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, London wields veto power equal to Paris, Washington, Moscow and Beijing.
Asian markets rise as China, US finally put pen to paper on deal
The US-China trade agreement lowers tensions between the two and provides a major boost to the global outlook.
Pompeo warns Silicon Valley on China ahead of trade pact
Pompeo trumpeted the "phase one" deal to tame a two-year trade war but told businesses that they needed to do more.
Terrible takeaway: woman finds a whole rat in her takeaway meal
An office worker discovered a whole rat supposedly boiled alive in the rice porridge that she had ordered.
'Return to right path' Beijing's new envoy tells Hong Kong
He gave little clue as to whether Beijing's approach towards the city would change as it convulses with popular anger against mainland rule.
China signals stepping up economic support in 2020
Li Keqiang visited a bank in Chengdu a day before Tuesday's trilateral summit with the leaders of South Korea and Japan in the southwestern city.
Hong Kong set for fresh protests as police end university siege
They also ushered in a rare period of calm following weeks of spiralling unrest, with no clashes or tear gas battles between protesters and police for more than a week.
Hong Kong democracy camp heads for stunning polls win
The stunning result was a humiliating rebuke to Beijing and dashed any lingering hopes of Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.
China says only it can rule on Hong Kong constitution
This could further cause unrest in Hong Kong after months of violent protests over concerns that Beijing is chipping away at the autonomy of the financial hub.
Hong Kong Protests: weekly horse race cancelled due to political unrest
The Hong Kong Jockey Club cancelled their weekly horse race due to safety concerns caused by the continued political unrest.
Hong Kong Protests: Weekend march banned after leading activists arrested
Three well-known pro-democracy leaders were arrested and Saturday's march was officially banned in Hong Kong.
US hikes tariffs on Chinese goods to 25%; China stocks rally
The new U.S. tariffs came into effect at 12:01 a.m. ET on Friday, following President Donald Trump's announcement to increase tariffs on Chinese imports worth $200 billion, from 10 to 25 percent,
China tech stocks Lenovo, ZTE tumble over Beijing spy plot to hack U.S. computer systems - report
Chinese spies might have used chips supplied by another company to hack into U.S. computer systems.
China's JD.com billionaire Richard Liu 'released without charge' and back in Beijing
Liu was arrested in Minneapolis late Friday night pending possible criminal sexual conduct charges.
Trade war truce: United States and China pull back from the brink
United States and China reported progress in talks aimed at bringing down America's massive trade deficit with Beijing.
As Beijing and Washington haggle China's trade surplus with US swells
U.S. officials visited Beijing last week for talks on cooling rising tensions between the world's two largest economies.
Who rode the mysterious armoured train from North Korea to Beijing?
Speculation about a visit to Beijing by North Korea's reclusive leader or possibly his younger sister, Kim Yo Jong ran high.
Is China taking a leaf out of North Korea's book to tweak its constitution and remove the two-term limit?
Chinese state media and foreign ministry rallies behind the proposal that president's two-term restriction will soon be removed.
China wants to ban the 'bizarre' practice of hiring strippers to perform at funerals
Funeral strippers are a common sight at funerals in rural China despite the government's well-documented hostility.
Britain sends warship to challenge Beijing's South China Sea claims
British navy to send warship to South China Sea and challenge Beijing's claim to disputed international waters - a move likely to anger China.
China conducts missile interception test amid North Korea tensions
This is the third time China has publicly acknowledged its mid-course interception test with the earlier ones taking place in 2010 and 2013.
Why Apple's Tim Cook and Google's Sundar Pichai attended China's internet censorship love-in
The high-profile attendance of Apple and Google at a Chinese conference promoting Beijing's vision of a censored internet highlights the dilemma for Western tech firms.
China soul-searching over horrific kindergarten abuse cases
A series of cases of child abuse of toddlers by their teachers and carers has caused nationwide anger.
Toddlers abused, molested and injected with drugs at a kindergarten in Beijing
The nursery, which is a branch of the well-known RYB Education chain, said it "deeply apologises" for the matter.
Xi Jinping urges rejuvenation of China on road to being a 'great modern socialist country'
Xi addressed hundreds of delegates at the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.