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According to Article 14 of the Garrison Law, PLA soldiers are permitted to enter the streets of Hong Kong to assist with disaster relief or maintaining public order if requested by the local government. On Thursday, President Xi broke his silenc
As we warned then, China's "noble" crusade to modernize Africa, would not come cheaply, because less than a decade later Africa - that final debt frontier - is suddenly finding itself with an all too developed problem: too much debt... and almost all
As if the trade war - and soon to be currency war - between China and the U.S. needed another wrench thrown in its gears...
...on the streets as pro-China candidates lose 90 per cent of seats in city elections
Amazon is expected to open a store on the Chinese e-commerce platform Pinduoduo on Monday. The company is expected to increase its efforts to sell goods to Chinese consumers via its global platform.
Chinese firms are omnipresent at a Paris homeland security trade show, capitalising on their vast experience in developing surveillance systems for Beijing to conquer the global market despite concerns the technology has been used to violate human ri
This explosion in China's credit intensity in the past decade has directly fueled China's debt engine, the same debt engine that single-handedly pulled the world out of a global depression in 2008/2009
According to SCMP, 140 of the first 160 seats declared have gone to pro-democracy candidates.
The watch towers, double-locked doors and video surveillance in the Chinese camps are there "to prevent escapes."
Spy who has revealed China's espionage here and in other countries and has defected to Australia fears he will be killed if he returns home to his family
The major Japanese daily Asahi Shimbun revealed this week that Chinese officials issued a stern to warning to Japan and South Korea against any move to host intermediate-range missiles on their soil.
Urine safe hands! Incredible footage shows doctor sucking contents from an elderly man's blocked bladder - and spitting it into a wine bottle - after it almost burst on a flight from China to New York
Chinese authorities have reportedly raided and shut down the Shanghai offices of leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance.
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Editor Of China's Global Times Taunts US Farmers: "Wait For A Trade Deal Before Getting Bigger Tractors"
China -- Non-intervention by nations in the internal affairs of others is fundamental international law.
A small band of anti-government protesters, their numbers diminished by surrenders and failed escape attempts, remained holed up at a Hong Kong university early Wednesday as they braced for the endgame in a police siege of the campus.
Throughout the world, the media televise weekly reports on the protests in Hong Kong. Developments have remained highly visible, courtesy of regular demonstrations that take place like clockwork, every weekend in the business district of the city.
Recent protests in Hong Kong, along with the resulting fall out from international corporations questioned for their relationships with mainland China, has placed a renewed focus on the authoritarianism of the Chinese Communist Party.
It's like something out of a movie.
About 100 anti-government protesters remained holed up at a Hong Kong university Tuesday, their choices dwindling along with their food supplies as they braced for the endgame in a police siege of the campus that entered its third day.
Hundreds trapped inside Polytechnic as demonstrators try to break campus siege LATEST: Hong Kong protests: hundreds surrender to police after university standoff
Hong Kong -- Months of violence and chaos in Hong Kong have US dirty hands all over them.
China -- Major Sino/US differences have nothing to do with trade. They have everything to do with China's growing political, economic, financial, and military might bipartisan US dark forces want undermined.
... of Hong Kong university after worst night of violence saw petrol bombs hurled at officers, building set ablaze and home-made gas canister bombs spotted
The last few days have seen scenes of utter carnage appearing on social media round the world as Hong Kong authorities (with the 'generous support' of the PLA) have fought with students at various universities.
As the AP reports, local police charged demonstrators at Hong Kong Polytechnic University early Monday in a bid to end a lengthy standoff with protesters who had occupied the campus for a week, even though the local police later denied they had, in f
Fewer than five years after China said it had finally ended the controversial practice of involuntary organ "donations", research published this week found a disturbing pattern in the data on organ transplants that China submits to international regu
Internal Chinese government documents obtained by The New York Times have revealed new details on the origins and execution of China's mass detention of as many as one million Uighurs, Kazakhs and other predominantly Muslim minorities in the Xinjia
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