Hong Kong Letter: Harsh jail sentences may harm financial centre and trading hub reputation
Imprisoning of 45 former politicians and activists convicted under Beijing’s National Security Law could trigger the imposition of US visa restrictions on multiple Hong Kong officials
‘The more information you have, the more you’re free,’ Jimmy Lai tells Hong Kong trial
Former publisher in custody for almost four years since arrest under national security law
Jimmy Lai trial to resume in Hong Kong a day after 45 pro-democracy activists jailed
Former newspaper publisher (76) could face life sentence if convicted under draconian national security law imposed by Beijing
Trump’s return is an opportunity to confront urgent questions about Europe’s future
Donald Trump's return as US president is a clarifying moment that should make European policymakers look again at the terms of the transatlantic relationship
China may be better prepared for Trump this time
Beijing has been on a charm offensive directed towards the rest of the world, including the European Union
‘I’m quite optimistic’: Trump trade threat fails to rattle Chinese people
Donald Trump has promised to impose tariffs on Chinese imports, but many are relaxed about his return to power
At least 35 people killed in southern China after car driven into crowd outside sports stadium
Police say man (62) arrested while attempting to flee scene was dissatisfied ‘with the result of the division of property after his divorce’
Beijing parents keep an eye on blind date corner
Beijing Letter: Notices in a park advertise young people in search of a partner
What does Trump’s win mean for the EU, Ukraine, China and Middle East?
How will Donald Trump's second presidency affect the global fight against climate change?
Taiwan watches closely as US prepares to choose a new president
Tensions between Washington and Beijing over the island are the most likely trigger for military conflict between the world’s two most powerful countries
‘They just want us to work and have babies.’ Exasperation in China as Halloween falls foul of authorities
Beijing Letter: Bars and clubs abruptly called off their Halloween parties and sent out instructions that patrons should not show up in costume
China files complaint with WTO against EU’s extra tariffs on its electric vehicles
EU move followed an investigation into Beijing’s subsidies for its EV industry
Diplomatic success for Putin was also demonstration of Brics dynamism
Kazan Declaration reflects the grievances and aspirations shared by the disparate countries that are part of Brics
Dunhuang failing to convert its singing sand, camel rides and painted caves into a consistent revenue stream
China Letter: Officials have a plan to ensure money flows through rather than over the city
China warns ‘ independence forces’ as it launches large-scale military drills around Taiwan
President Lai Ching-te on Thursay said Beijing ‘has no right to represent Taiwan’ but he was willing to work with it to maintain peace