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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›
BEHIND THE SCENES COMMUNIST STRATEGIST PRESSES CHINAS RISE
Soon afterward, Mr. Wang was recruited into politics by Jiang Zemin, the Shanghai party chief who became president of China after the crackdown... READ MORE›
TRUMP SAYS WITH CHINA HE CAN SOLVE ALL OF THE WORLD'S PROBLEMS
But in Beijing, Mr Trump instead blamed previous White House incumbents for the shocking China trade imbalance... READ MORE›
COMMERCE SECRETARY SAYS TRUMP-XI TALKS WILL ADDRESS TRADE IMBALANCES
U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, speaks at the Conferederation of British Industry's annual conference in London, Britain, November 6, 2017... READ MORE›
CHINA'S XI PROMOTES NO CLEAR HEIR, OPENING DOOR TO STAY IN POWER FOR DECADES
Coupled with revisions to the party charter that elevated Xi's status... READ MORE›
BEIJING'S METRO GIVES A THUMBS-UP TO XI JINPING'S SPEECH
The most frenzied applause for Xi Jinping's speech wins... 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›
Trending News Headlines : Tiananmen Square
IN GUN-TABOO CHINA, TOURISM TO U.S. FIRING RANGES GROWS
The Chinese government publicizes mass shootings in theA United States, where there are an estimated 300 million firearms, according to the Congressional Research Service... 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›
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›
IN CHINA DEBUT, TILLERSON OFFERS REASSURANCE, RECEIVES PRAISE
Even more than trade ties, North Korea has emerged as the biggest thorn in the relationship between Washington and Beijing... READ MORE›
CHINESE NOBEL LAUREATE LEAVES PRISON FOR CANCER CARE
1 Hospital of the China Medical University in Shenyang, where the lawyers said Mr. Liu was receiving treatment, went unanswered or encountered a busy signal... READ MORE›
HONG KONG VIGIL FOR LIU XIAOBO SENDS POWERFUL MESSAGE TO BEIJING
The way Xi Jinping treated Liu Xiaobo is a lesson to how he will treat the more than seven million people in Hong Kong, Lee said... READ MORE›
WHY MERKEL CHOSE 'ODE TO JOY' FOR G20 CONCERT
The Ninth Symphony was Ludwig van Beethoven' final major work... 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›
IN CHINA BIG BROTHER ISNT JUST WATCHING YOUR EVERY MOVE HE MAY BE SELLING YOUR PERSONAL DATA
In China Big Brother isnt just watching your every move He may be selling your personal data... READ MORE›
CHINESE MEDIA: NOBEL LAUREATE LIU XIAOBO LED ASTRAY BY WEST
Liu Xiaobo, the Nobel laureate, led astray by West Chinese media... READ MORE›
AS ECONOMY FALTERS MILITARY PARADE OFFERS CHANCE TO BURNISH CHINAS IMAGE
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CHINESE PREMIER WARNS WORLD ENTERING PERIOD OF POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC UPHEAVAL
During his speech to Congress last Tuesday Trump claimed the US had lost 60,000 factories since China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001... 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›
MEMO FROM CHINA CHINA USES PICKING QUARRELS CHARGE TO CAST A WIDER NET ONLINE
DUNHUANG, China -- An oil-field worker in this Gobi Desert town posted poetry online memorializing the victims of the Tiananmen Square crackdown... READ MORE›
FACEBOOK QUIETLY LAUNCHES AN APP IN CHINA, BUT WITH A DIFFERENT NAME
Facebook Inc. has found a new way to enter China secretly launching an app under a different name... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | DON'T GAWK AT PICTURES OF JAILED NOBEL LAUREATE LIU XIAOBO ON HIS DEATHBED. READ HIS WORDS.
Liu Xiaobo, the Chinese writer and dissident, brims with humanity... 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›
CHINESE RELATIVES MARK ONE YEAR SINCE MH370 VANISHED
In the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur, the airline was expected to hold a private ceremony Sunday for next of kin of the missing flight crew... READ MORE›
FACEBOOK QUIETLY LAUNCHES PHOTO-SHARING APP COLORFUL BALLOONS IN CHINA
Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg has made repeated attempts to woo Chinese authorities, learning Mandarin and touting a book by President Xi Jinping... READ MORE›
'IT'S GETTING WORSE': CHINA'S LIBERAL ACADEMICS FEAR GROWING CENSORSHIP
Before Xi Jinping we feared only that they would delete our posts... READ MORE›
A VOICE FROM CHINAS UIGHUR HOMELAND REPORTING FROM THE UNITED STATES
According to R.F.A., the police have told Mr. Hoshur's relatives that his brothers will be released only if he stops reporting on Xinjiang... 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›
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›
FACEBOOK HAS BUILT TOOL TO CENSOR POSTS IN CHINA, REPORT SAYS
It runs its advertising businesses, which solicit ads from Chinese companies to run on Facebook, from Hong Kong... READ MORE›
HONG KONG PROTESTS: CIVIL SERVANTS ALLOWED TO RETURN TO WORK BUT ACTIVISTS REMAIN
Hong Kongers free will shall not be held hostage to protesters, Xinhua, the state newswire, said in a headline... READ MORE›
TRUMP JUST CALLED TIANANMEN SQUARE A 'RIOT.' THE COMMUNIST PARTY WILL BE PLEASED.
In Thursday night's GOP debate, Donald Trump called the protests in Tiananmen Square a riot... READ MORE›
PRAYERS IN THE KITCHEN: WHY RELIGIOUS GROUPS FEAR A LOSS OF FREEDOM IN CHINA
China's constitution guarantees freedom of religion, but lawyer Li Gui Sheng says that is often ignored... READ MORE›
'DON'T LIKE OUR RULES? THEN LEAVE', SAYS CHINA NEWSPAPER AFTER JOURNAL CENSORED
The result is a misleading, neutered simulacrum of China Quarterly for the China market, he wrote... READ MORE›