Meetings with powerful foreigners — including the crown prince of the United Arab Emirates — signal that President Trump’s former strategist still holds global interest.
The firm’s move, spurred by a borrowing spree that it said threatens the world’s No. 2 economy, comes just before a sensitive Communist Party meeting.
The case of a rights activist from Taiwan awaiting sentencing in China for subversion is emblematic of a wider, global campaign, critics say.
A story of China from 1989 to 2008, seen through the eyes of its avant-garde artists.
The Taiwanese company’s manufacturing model has not translated easily to other countries, where it faces different social, political and labor conditions.
As he meets President Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan, President Moon Jae-in appears isolated in opposing military options against North Korea.
Professor Lewis opposed the war in Southeast Asia early on and later made unconventional peace overtures to Beijing and North Korea.
The web is not as open as it once was, with nation-states exerting their power over the internet. Facebook and other tech companies are dealing with the consequences.
Despite a long record of intelligence warnings, there is no evidence that Washington has ever moved with urgency to cut off Pyongyang’s access to a rocket fuel.
President Trump has reason to worry about China, but he should seek areas of agreement with Beijing and enlist it in addressing global problems.
As the country joins others taking aim at combustion engines, Mary Barra of G.M. said customers, not government rules, should choose car technologies.
Li Tianyou is one of China’s best-known internet personalities and a hero for a generation of disaffected youth from smaller cities and rural areas.
The announcement by BTC China raises the specter of other exchanges shutting down Bitcoin trading in the coming weeks.
The rare move by the White House to block a deal for Lattice Semiconductor could signal more aggressive scrutiny of China’s deal-making ambitions.
One of the largest sources of Bitcoin can be found in the grasslands of Inner Mongolia, despite Chinese skepticism over its potential for risk.
Chinese projects all over the world can create debt traps for the countries they’re in — and perhaps also trap China on the road to empire.
Cliffs soar skyward; torrents stream down. This is a nature as a theater of big, dwarfing effects.
A potential successor to President Xi ran one of China’s poorest provinces, giving him the gritty experience expected of an aspiring national leader.
The former Trump strategist, speaking to investors at the invitation of a firm with ties to Beijing, called President Xi Jinping a wise leader.
The Security Council adopted a measure that sets a modest cap on oil imports to North Korea, far weaker than what the United States had sought.
Though the country faces long-term problems, like soaring debt, the government’s recent moves have reassured investors that it can stave off crises.
G.M., Ford and Volkswagen are increasingly working on new-energy vehicles in a country that is pressuring them to share trade secrets.
A military buildup and maritime skirmishes involving Chinese boats suggest a more aggressive posture by Indonesia in the South China Sea.
China’s leader promised the poor Balkan nation jobs, cash and investments, but its “One Belt, One Road” initiative is on a collision course with E.U. projects.
President Trump’s former chief strategist is to push a combative China policy in a speech in Hong Kong.
As sanctions take effect, China is selling more goods to North Korea than it is buying, raising questions about Pyongyang’s potential cash needs.
Aside from President Trump himself, it remains unclear who in the administration wields genuine influence on the relationship with Beijing.
The request by Guo Wengui poses a challenge to the Trump administration, which is trying to enlist Beijing on confronting North Korea and other issues.
The office search indicates the company is growing more positive about its prospects in mainland China, where it has been unavailable for nearly a decade.
Threats of American military action are empty bluster. But money talks.
The oft-repeated idea that China can rein in Pyongyang is based on assumptions that have not held up well in recent years.
Beijing has made little secret of its goal to replace the United States as the major power in Asia, but North Korea presents a nettlesome challenge.
A report by Human Rights Watch outlines moves by China to silence critics, and faults the United Nations for overlooking the country’s abuses.
China’s leader will not want to look weak in the face of American pressure. But a destabilizing war on the Korean Peninsula would be even less welcome.
As Zhou Xiaochuan nears retirement, potential successors may lack the desire or political heft to shake up the country’s troubled financial system.
Trump administration officials said a cutoff was a last best chance to resolve the standoff with the North using sanctions rather than military means.
With about $650 billion in U.S.-China trade on the line, Washington must tread carefully if it wants to pressure Beijing to take a tougher line on Pyongyang.
The confluence of the latest North Korean detonation with a major appearance by President Xi Jinping of China was a message to Mr. Xi, analysts say.
The popularity of shared-use bikes has brought a wave of misbehavior, raising questions about social decay and the decline of decorum.
A street altercation in Shanghai has renewed a national discussion about the powers of the police to push back against irate residents.
Legend Holdings would acquire a controlling stake in the Banque Internationale à Luxembourg from an investment vehicle of the Qatar royal family.
The move by the semiconductor maker follows resistance to the deal from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
Beijing is fashioning a new form of multilateralism in which it defines the rules of the game.
The city, for so long a beacon of freedom relative to mainland China, now has political prisoners.
After a contentious N.B.A. career, the basketball standout from Brooklyn became a star in China; he spoke to students Wednesday about his odyssey.
President Xi Jinping is poised to win a broad mandate for his policies at the congress that will open in Beijing on Oct. 18, and he will most likely further consolidate his power.
Analysts say that both sides gave ground, ending one of the worst diplomatic flare-ups between the nuclear-armed Asian rivals in decades.
The collapse of Soviet Communism led the United States into triumphalist error about its destiny as the global superpower.
Chinese investments in Greece are beginning to pay off, not only economically, but also by providing Beijing with a seemingly reliable ally in Brussels.
The case is one of the first since a 2015 agreement between China and the United States to refrain from computer-related theft of industrial secrets.