He’s imposed pain. Now, if he only had defined plans and goals.
Chip makers’ deals underscore how difficult it is to clamp down on companies that the administration considers a national security threat.
The police have struggled to manage some of the largest protests in the city’s history, as they defend a government that much of the public has turned against.
America continues to undermine Chinese access to U.S. technology. That could loom over impending talks between President Trump and President Xi Jinping of China.
The president of China may have the upper hand after a visit to Pyongyang.
It’s not about nuclear weapons, leverage with President Trump or the trade war.
Were they sending a message to their absent pal, President Trump?
The addition of five to the “entity list” heightens tensions just as American and Chinese officials try to get trade talks back on track.
Pema Tseden’s portraits of Tibet are not the heavenly, mist-shrouded Himalayan paradise of popular Western imagination, but an unsentimental view of a windswept plateau on the fringes of modernity.
On the surface, all seemed warm as Kim Jong-un played host to Xi Jinping this week. So why didn’t the Chinese leader stay longer?
Deep in a jungle in Thailand, a battle is being waged between poorly armed forest rangers and poachers trying to sate China’s growing appetite for rare and precious rosewood.
China’s leader made a rare visit to North Korea this week, a two-day trip full of pomp and propaganda.
Thousands of demonstrators returned to Hong Kong’s streets on Friday, putting new pressure on the government over an unpopular extradition bill.
If Beijing truly wants to orchestrate an influence campaign among Chinese students in America, it needs to step up its game.
The Chinese leader met on Thursday with Kim Jong-un, in what American officials see as an attempt to gain leverage with President Trump on trade.
China’s women’s national team was once one of the world’s best. Now it hopes to regain its glory as part of Xi Jinping’s effort to make China a soccer superpower.
A hymn called “Sing Hallelujah to the Lord” has become an unofficial anthem of demonstrations against a proposed extradition law.
Their motives for getting together are deeply divergent, but the interests of the leaders of North Korea, China and the United States occasionally harmonize.
A state visit between the leaders of China and North Korea comes as each is locked in a dispute with the United States, and both are looking for leverage over President Trump.
North Korea’s nuclear ambitions were very much in the news during the 2005 visit. They still are.
Christianity has had a striking influence in demonstrations against a proposed law that would allow extraditions to mainland China.
As President Trump deploys tariffs as weapons in international disputes, he has ceded the American role as champion of global trade.
The new weapons — which could travel at more than 15 times the speed of sound with terrifying accuracy — threaten to change the nature of warfare.
The Belgian Embassy is facing criticism after the forcible removal of the family, members of the Uighur minority group that China treats as a security threat.
Recent arrivals from mainland China are questioning their security in Hong Kong, which has offered safety and a way to stay connected.
Carrie Lam, the chief executive of Hong Kong, said that she was personally responsible for introducing legislation that set off huge protest marches.
The State Department says the nation has departed from its founding principles, but won’t say how. Some fear a rollback of rights.
Companies say more tariffs would hurt businesses and consumers, but many have become resigned to the idea that president will do what he wants.
More than 300 people plan to testify in Washington about the impact on companies, workers and the American consumer.
Crushing civil liberties is harder when the whole world is watching.
Yet it is unclear how long Carrie Lam can continue to govern the territory after her retreat on a contentious extradition proposal.
Young people are at the forefront of protests that have thrown the city into a political crisis. As they see it, they are battling for their future.
At a time when tensions among North Korea, China and the United States have been high, some officials see Mr. Xi’s trip to Pyongyang as a way to cool things down.
At a time when tensions among North Korea, China and the United States have been high, some officials see Mr. Xi’s trip to Pyongyang as a way to cool things down.
The Trump administration’s taxes made that washing machine cost more, but gas is cheaper because the markets are jittery about the trade war.
The city’s government said a proposed extradition law would enable justice in a murder case. Protesters say it’s a Trojan horse from Beijing.
Being cut off from American technology will hurt business at the Chinese company this year and next, Ren Zhengfei said, though he vowed a 2021 recovery.
Being cut off from American technology will hurt business at the Chinese company this year and next, Ren Zhengfei said, though he vowed a 2021 recovery.
Beijing takes a run at dismantling the city’s democratic freedoms.
Ms. Warren and Donald Trump agree on at least one thing: America’s currency problems are hurting workers.
Protesters dismissed the apology by Carrie Lam as insincere and called for her resignation among a growing list of demands.
Protesters dismissed the apology by Carrie Lam as insincere and called for her resignation among a growing list of demands.
The suspension of a bill that would allow extradition to China was not enough to deter people from demonstrating again this Sunday.
The suspension of legislation to extradite suspects to China was the biggest political reversal of Xi Jinping’s years in power. Will it undermine his rule?
Opponents of a government plan to allow extraditions to mainland China were undeterred by the suspension of the legislation, protesting by the hundreds of thousands for the second consecutive weekend.
Struggling to compete against online rivals, retailers could be forced to close more stores if tariffs hit Chinese footwear, toys and apparel, analysts say.
Limited consultation within the Hong Kong government, and none with the public, led to an unexpected setback for local authorities and China’s government.
Limited consultation within the Hong Kong government, and none with the public, led to an unexpected setback for local authorities and China’s government.
The extradition bill has been suspended, but calls for new protests foreshadow more upheaval in Hong Kong and signal that Mrs. Lam’s troubles are not over.
The government said it needed an extradition bill to punish a killer. Hundreds of thousands of protesters didn’t buy it.
Carrie Lam, the city’s top official, had vowed for days to press on with the deeply unpopular bill, which would allow extradition to mainland China.
G.E., Siemens and others have prospered in a country where corruption pervades the market for medical equipment, according to a New York Times investigation. China’s 1.4 billion people pay the price.
Washington’s history of hyping intelligence is weighing on European governments, who are suspicious of President Trump’s hawkish Iran policies.
The tech industry is caught in the middle of escalating trade tensions with China. And at home, regulators are getting serious about cracking down on Big Tech.
A top adviser to Hong Kong’s leader said it would be impossible to rush through an extradition bill in the wake of clashes between the police and protesters.
The battle in Hong Kong over a bill that would allow extraditions to mainland China reflects the risks of Mr. Xi’s domineering approach to rule.
The West and oil-rich areas have seen stronger gains than the industrial Midwest, which was hit hard by outsourcing and automation, a new analysis shows.
Videos of the protests in which officers appear to be using excessive force circulated widely across social media, drawing condemnation from activists and opposition lawmakers.
Videos of the protests in which officers appear to be using excessive force circulated widely across social media, drawing condemnation from activists and opposition lawmakers.
An attack against the messaging app Telegram and the arrest of a user show how the Hong Kong clash is unfolding digitally, with growing sophistication on both sides.
The Philippines accuses a Chinese fishing vessel of intentionally ramming the vessel in the disputed waterway, and the government is demanding action from China.
Jiang Rong, the wife of one of China’s most famous pastors and a key figure in their now-closed church, was released on bail.
Parting thoughts from a French diplomat as he leaves America.
The embrace of a more fluid form of masculinity shows that many Chinese are frustrated with the traditional ideas pushed by the establishment.
The demand, which could amount to a billion dollars, represents a new wrinkle in the tensions between the Trump administration and China.
Residue found in tombs deep in a Central Asian mountain range suggests that strong cannabis was used in ancient burial rites.
Unlike China’s retreat after big protests in 2003, this time it is not likely to back down.
Unlike China’s retreat after big protests in 2003, this time it is not likely to back down.
Unlike China’s retreat after big protests in 2003, this time it is not likely to back down.
The demonstrators were mostly peaceful, but some hurled bricks and bottles as they charged officers guarding the Legislative Council.
The demonstrators were mostly peaceful, but some hurled bricks and bottles as they charged officers guarding the Legislative Council.
The demonstrators were mostly peaceful, but some hurled bricks and bottles as they charged officers guarding the Legislative Council.
Researchers say the flying reptiles didn’t need much parental guidance.
The collision put the lives of 22 crew members at risk, officials said, as the two countries stake competing claims to the South China Sea.
Demonstrators were met with tear gas, pepper spray and batons as they attempted to storm Hong Kong’s Legislative Council on Wednesday.
A wave of concern has spread through a community of foreign consultants, investors and executives who have made the territory their home and regional headquarters.
Demonstrations this week over a proposed law that would allow extraditions to mainland China have produced some of the city’s biggest shows of dissent in years.
Demonstrations this week over a proposed law that would allow extraditions to mainland China have produced some of the city’s biggest shows of dissent in years.
And he should start with Europe.
The direction and results are obvious.
The Australian military’s role in regional stability is evolving in the face of a rising, powerful China and a United States in seeming retreat from the global stage.
Beijing called in one of its most experienced negotiators on trade policy shortly before talks with the United States collapsed, adding a veteran voice at a critical moment.
In a strongly worded ruling, a New Zealand court ordered that human rights risks in China be considered before a murder suspect could be sent there.
Huge crowds took to the streets to resist moves by Beijing to curtail human rights.
President Trump backed off his threat to impose tariffs on Mexico last week — but the encounter suggests more tariffs could be on the way
The Federal Reserve has gone from lifting rates to watching for signs that a cut is needed, but President Trump is still blasting its policies.
Relief from Friday night’s news continued into Monday, but investors still have plenty to worry about.
Relief from Friday night’s news continued into Monday, but investors still have plenty to worry about.
Hong Kong’s chief executive said the government was pursuing a law that would allow extraditions to mainland China “out of our clear conscience.”
Judging by the crowds on Sunday, scorn for the government on the mainland has reached new heights.
China and Russia unite under a common foe.
After a weak jobs report and amid continued trade tensions, many Federal Reserve watchers are looking for rate cuts this summer or fall.
Demonstrators marched on Sunday against a government proposal to allow extraditions to mainland China. Critics fear it could be used to send dissidents to face trial in mainland courts, which are controlled by the Communist Party.
Shortly after dropping a threat of tariffs against Mexico, the Trump administration showed no inclination to back down in its dispute with Beijing.
The demonstration was one of the largest in the territory’s history and showed deep worries about ever-tightening Chinese rule.
Led by President Trump, Washington is swiftly and decisively turning against the world’s No. 2 power. That could be disastrous.
The Trump administration has argued that economic security is national security. But as a consequence, it now finds itself in an economic war on nearly every front.
The Treasury secretary also said that President Trump will meet with China’s leader, Xi Jinping, at the G-20 leaders’ summit in Osaka, Japan, later this month.
Chinese officials told companies Dell, Microsoft and Samsung that there would be dire consequences if they cut sales or pulled production from China, people familiar with the meetings said.
The presidents of Russia and China used an investment conference to critique what they saw as increased protectionism by the United States amid rising tensions.
The writer recalls his experiences in China before the massacre.
The fight against the proposal has become the most serious showdown between the public and the authorities since the Umbrella protests in 2014 demanding free elections.
Liu Wanyong, “the most important figure in investigative journalism,” has quit the profession. “News is not like news anymore,” he says.
After China restricted plastic scrap imports, countries like Malaysia took the brunt of the waste. But now there’s a regionwide backlash, and recyclers are worried.
The proposed weapons package, including 108 tanks, is the costliest in recent years. The sale would add to tensions between the United States and China.
Fiat Chrysler and Renault’s attempt to join forces was a response to turmoil in the auto industry, which accounts for much of the world’s factory jobs.
Han Kuo-yu, the new star of the opposition Kuomintang, has galvanized older Taiwanese by pledging to roll back pension cuts and seeking closer ties to China.
The images were meant to exonerate Richard Liu, the e-commerce mogul. They have also helped fuel a nascent #NoPerfectVictim movement.
A $25 million fine for anticompetitive practices appears to make the Detroit automaker the latest company to be singled in the U.S.-China economic clash.
Russia’s relations with China have improved gradually since 2014, when President Vladimir V. Putin announced a pivot to Asia after the Crimea crisis.
An official’s vague accusation could undermine the Nuclear Test Ban agreement.
They and the rest of the world will regret the result if their reprisals over trade issues keep escalating.
The 30th anniversary of the pro-democracy protests has prompted a censorship wave in China. Refinitiv, a data company partly owned by Reuters, complied.
A reader proposes an international contest for a memorial.
The semiautonomous Chinese city has long been a keeper of the memories of the crackdown, but growing mainland influence is making it harder.
The authorities in China have moved quickly to censor the cartoonist, Badiucao, whose work uses bold — and critics say sometimes vulgar — imagery.
Pork and fruit are costing more even as Beijing reassures the public that supplies are plentiful.
Thirty years after hundreds, possibly thousands, of demonstrators were killed, memories of the bloodshed remain fraught.
The Chinese government keeps repressing. The people keep resisting.
Zhou Duo helped evacuate Tiananmen Square in 1989. These days he defends the movement, but sees democracy in retreat in the West and far off in China.
How people in China keep the memory of the massacre alive despite the government’s efforts to make them forget.
Few companies have created such strong and divergent opinions across Wall Street as Tesla. But that divide appears to be narrowing.
趙家與中共領導層淵源頗深，趙小蘭的父親與江澤民曾是校友。趙小蘭多年來利用她在中國的人脈和知名度來提升家族航運公司福茂的形象，北京的產業政策給這家企業帶來豐厚的利潤。
赵家与中共领导层渊源颇深，赵小兰的父亲与江泽民曾是校友。赵小兰多年来利用她在中国的人脉和知名度来提升家族航运公司福茂的形象，北京的产业政策给这家企业带来丰厚的利润。
Read excerpts from The Times’s on-the-ground coverage of the Chinese government’s 1989 crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators.
As a student, Representative Andy Levin of Michigan experienced firsthand the bloody crackdown against pro-democracy demonstrators.
The family of Elaine Chao, the transportation secretary, has forged high-level political connections not only in the United States but also in China, where their shipping business has prospered.
June 4 marks three decades since authorities massacred pro-democracy protesters in Beijing.
Elaine Chao has boosted the profile of her family’s shipping company, which benefits from industrial policies in China that are roiling the Trump administration.
The Communist government wants to control the future by suppressing the past.
Young people question the value of knowledge, a victory for Beijing 30 years after the crackdown on student protests.
Strangers gathered in Beijing to discuss a subject rarely addressed publicly in China: how to satisfy a woman. These workshops come at a fraught time for Chinese feminists.
In a new white paper, Beijing blamed the United States for the breakdown in trade talks. Some companies, like FedEx, are already feeling pressure from the Chinese government.
Plus, Uber will give rude customers the boot, and a victory for gender-neutral parental leave.
The company said the suspensions were an accident. But the move showed starkly the global political ramifications of Silicon Valley slip-ups.
I paid a hefty price for the demonstrations three decades ago. So did China.
Thirty years ago, I was there when the Chinese Army invaded its capital.
Vancouver is riveted by the murder trial of a Chinese immigrant, accused of killing his wealthy relative. The story pulls together many strands of recent changes in the city.
The tech cold war is heating up. U.S. companies that depend on the giant China market are preparing themselves for the fallout.
Patrick Shanahan, acting U.S. defense secretary, and his Chinese counterpart will both attempt to win over Asian nations this weekend at a security conference in Singapore.
Patrick Shanahan, acting U.S. defense secretary, and his Chinese counterpart will both attempt to win over Asian nations this weekend at a security conference in Singapore.
We talked about weather cycles, commodity prices, tariffs and Trump. Then we drove off to the next field.
A book released in Hong Kong reveals how after the 1989 massacre, China’s top officials united to denounce an ousted leader and embrace a darkly wary worldview.
For those of us hungering for deeper insight into the the country, Sydney’s White Rabbit gallery provides a dizzying and confronting lesson in understanding.
After three decades, Jian Liu decided to reveal images he took of the hopeful 1989 student movement and its bloody aftermath.
With no end in sight to the tariff duel with China, American companies are shifting supply chains and making other moves for the long haul.
It’s hard for a small, China-dependent company to reorient its supply chain on a dime.
Experts say the debate between Trish Regan and Liu Xin will help a Communist Party-controlled television network raise its profile in America, where it has struggled to gain a foothold.
The president’s tough rhetoric plays into Chinese economic nationalism.
The Chinese telecommunications giant has filed for summary judgment against the White House as it challenges limits against it via the courts and public opinion.