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HK BANS IVORY TRADE IN 'HISTORIC' VOTE
Hong Kong's lawmakers have voted overwhelmingly to ban the trade in ivory, in a move campaigners described as a lifeline for elephants ... READ MORE›
AT LEAST 10,000 KILLED IN 1989 TIANANMEN CRACKDOWN
Minimum estimate of civilian dead 10,000, the then British ambassador Alan Donald said in the secret telegram to London seen by AFP at Britain's National Archives... READ MORE›
10,000 KILLED IN CHINA'S 1989 TIANANMEN CRACKDOWN: BRITISH ARCHIVE
Once the soldiers arrived in Tiananmen Square, students understood they were given one hour to leave square but after five minutes APCs attacked, Donald wrote... READ MORE›
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WHAT CHINA HAS BEEN BUILDING IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA
The new islands allow China to harness a portion of the sea for its own use that has been relatively out of reach until now... READ MORE›
HIDDEN AWAY FOR 28 YEARS TIANANMEN PROTEST PICTURES SEE LIGHT OF DAY
When students occupied the square to demand democracy and an end to graft, Mr. Chen was a 25-year-old student at Dalian Maritime College in northeastern China... READ MORE›
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS ACCUSED OF 'SELLING ITS SOUL' OVER CHINESE CENSORSHIP
Academics and activists decry publisher's decision to comply with a Chinese request to block more than 300 articles from leading China studies journal... READ MORE›
UK ACCUSED OF DOING CHINA'S BIDDING AFTER POLICE RAID HOME OF TIANANMEN SQUARE SURVIVOR OVER PEACEFUL PROTEST
Dr Jiang, traumatised after witnessing seeing Chinese soldiers shoot fellow unarmed protesters at Tiananmen Square in 1989, was re-arrested in 1995 before fleeing China in 2003... READ MORE›
WHY XI JINPING'S (AIRBRUSHED) FACE IS PLASTERED ALL OVER CHINA
Not since the days of Mao Zedong has one figure so dominated Chinese life... READ MORE›
APPEAL BY MAO LED TU YOUYOU TO NOBEL PRIZE FOR MEDICINE
I think that Tu Youyou's prize should lead to deeper reflection about China's scientific efforts, Wang Yuanfeng, a professor in Beijing said in an online commentary... READ MORE›
CHINA TO BAN IVORY TRADE WITHIN A YEAR OR SO, AS PRESSURE MOUNTS ON HONG KONG
Wildlife groups say Hong Kong's legal ivory trade provides cover for a vast illegal trade that is fueling a poaching crisis decimating elephant herds in Africa... READ MORE›
CHINAS RESPONSE TO STOCK PLUNGE RATTLES TRADERS
What's happening in China is definitively spooking people, said Dawn Fitzpatrick, the chief investment officer of O'Connor, a 5.6 billion hedge fund owned by UBS... READ MORE›
FILIPINA MAID HURT IN FRACAS WITH BOSS' LATE-NIGHT VISITOR
She brought a 4-year-old boy she said was their son, together with the child's Hong Kong birth certificate, the paper said... READ MORE›
ON TIANANMEN SQUARE ANNIVERSARY, DETENTIONS IN CHINA AND CANDLELIGHT VIGIL IN HONG KONG
Participants hold candles in an annual vigil in Hong Kong's Victoria Park to commemorate the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown... READ MORE›
HOW GEORGE MICHAEL'S WHAM! BAFFLED COMMUNIST CHINA AND INSPIRED ITS YOUTH
How George Michael's Wham! baffled Communist China and inspired its youth... READ MORE›
FIRE INJURES HUNDREDS AT TAIWAN WATER PARK
No deaths were reported but at least 516 people were injured 194 seriously including eight with life-threatening injuries the island's official Central News Agency reported... READ MORE›
POLICE RELEASE FOOTAGE OF SUSPECT IN BANGKOK BOMBING
Wu Weilong operates Soon Un Tour, a Bangkok agency with clients from Taiwan, Hong Kong and mainland China... READ MORE›
TWELVE KILLED AS STORM SWEEPS SOUTH CHINA
The powerful storm caused widespread flooding and destruction in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau... READ MORE›
CHINA PAPER SAYS RISE OF 'RACIST' TRUMP SHOWS DEMOCRACY IS SCARY
Finally, then, the paper had this message for the United States... READ MORE›
FACEBOOK REINSTATES VIETNAM PHOTO AFTER OUTCRY OVER CENSORSHIP
It's perfectly possible for a company like Facebook to sort this out... READ MORE›
CHINA: XI JINPING CEMENTS STATUS AS LEADER
The move on Tuesday elevated his status as one of the country's most powerful leaders, alongside figures such as Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping... READ MORE›
GREAT HELMSMAN OR RUINOUS DICTATOR? CHINA REMEMBERS MAO, 40 YEARS AFTER DEATH
Without Chairman Mao there would be no new China... READ MORE›
CHINA'S 19TH PARTY CONGRESS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Wherever one looks, Xi seems to be at center vision in modern China... READ MORE›
CHINESE LEADER HEARS COMPLAINTS OF US BUSINESS
Earlier, Mr. Xi and his top lieutenants heard tough criticism of his government's laws and practices that discriminate against American corporate operations in China... READ MORE›
'PROGRESSIVE, TOLERANT AND DIVERSE': HOW TAIWAN IS MOVING EVER FARTHER FROM CHINA
Taiwan's elections at the weekend have cemented this island's standing as one of Asia's most progressive and tolerant places... READ MORE›
BOOK SAYS ZHOU ENLAI CHINESE PREMIER MAY HAVE BEEN GAY
Sidney Rittenberg, 94, an American who joined the Chinese Communist Party, first met Zhou in 1946 at the party's base in Yan'an, in northwestern China... READ MORE›
CHINA HOLDS 23 LINKED TO FATAL BLASTS IN TIANJIN
They noted that Tianjin officials, for instance, awarded a permit to Rui Hai, despite its illegal operation, according to Xinhua... READ MORE›
CHINA TURNS TO ONLINE COURSES AND MAO IN PURSUIT OF SOFT POWER
Several prominent China experts in the United States said they believed the Mao course did not deserve to be hosted by edX... READ MORE›
SINOSPHERE WITH SMOG JOG THROUGH BEIJING ZUCKERBERG STIRS DEBATE ON AIR POLLUTION
The background for the photo of Mr. Zuckerberg's run, directly in front of the Forbidden City at the center of Beijing, is normally public-relations friendly... READ MORE›
AMERICA WANTS TO BELIEVE CHINA CAN'T INNOVATE. TECH TELLS A DIFFERENT STORY.
This is part of a series examining the impact of China's Great Firewall, a mechanism of Internet censorship and surveillance that affects nearly 700 million users... READ MORE›
CHINA'S HUMAN RIGHTS RECORD - IN 60 SECONDS
Dozens of people are believed to remain in prison 20 years after the crackdown on the 1989 pro-democracy movement and independent trade unions remain illegal... READ MORE›
TWO ACTIVISTS VISITING US CALL FOR RIGHTS IN HONG KONG
Mr. Lee, the founding member of Hong Kong's Democratic Party, said Mr. Obama should use the occasion to remind China of its Hong Kong pledges... READ MORE›
CHINAS MESSAGE TO DISSENTERS: FLEE IF YOU DARE
Under mysterious circumstances, critics of Chinas ruling party have been yanked from various foreign countries as well as the quasi-autonomous city-state of Hong Kong... READ MORE›
CHINA WARNS OF UNIMAGINABLE CONSEQUENCES IF DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE
Officials in Hong Kong tried to celebrate the 65th birthday of the People's Republic of China... READ MORE›