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Vanessa Cai
Reporter, China
Vanessa Cai is a reporter for the China desk, based in Shanghai. Previously she worked for Caixin Global in Beijing and Shanghai-based news outlet Sixth Tone.
The operation reflects ongoing cooperation with Chinese authorities, US Department of Homeland Security says.
None of those injured when an SUV ploughed into a crowd outside the school in Hunan province are said to be in a life-threatening condition.
Beijing’s Taiwan Affairs Office says the boat and its captain were released after penalties, as Taiwanese media reports a fine was imposed.
Excerpts of speech to economic officials last year reveal Chinese leader’s views on reduced workforce and pressure on resources.
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Beijing says laws enacted on Friday are attempt by Manila to legitimise ‘illegal ruling’ in 2016 South China Sea arbitration case.
President Xi Jinping meets Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, urges stronger ‘coordination on international and regional issues’.
The Trump-Harris race has been a contest like no other but will be decided as many before – by the swing states.
40-strong team of students and faculty from leading mainland universities will arrive on November 27, Ma Ying-jeou Foundation says.
More than 110 media representatives and academics from both sides attend Cross-Strait Media Summit in Beijing to discuss ‘new landscape’.
Investigation of AstraZeneca’s China president prompts industry calls for more transparency; ‘this is only going to get worse’.
While Seoul this month announced its new envoy to Beijing, China has been without an ambassador to South Korea for over 3 months.
Ministry of State Security warns that foreign agents are targeting space scientists and researchers to steal information from China.
Guidelines jointly issued by party Central Committee and the State Council come amid record youth joblessness and the continuing US tech war.
Observers and business owners welcome initiatives but some raise concerns about implementation at the local level.
Web users have been trying to trace the movements of trucks alleged to have been used to transport both fuel and food products.
With limited censorship around report and harsh criticism from state media, observer says Beijing appears to be ‘facing this problem head-on’.
State Council sets up investigative team involving several government bodies after Beijing News report sparks food safety scare.
Producers of all movies made in China must now follow existing approval rules if filmmakers wish to show their works abroad.
The city’s contingent will make up the bulk of the PLA force in its latest overseas training exercise.
New committee of experts to be tasked with guiding Chinese research in the emerging field in a sign the country is stepping up focus on future tech.
The pledge of loyalty follows the announcement that Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu had been charged with corruption.
Government departments will factor in environmental protection and resource security to industrial chain management.
China’s factory activity remained in contraction for a second consecutive month in June, adding to problems facing the world’s No 2 economy.
Warning issued in reference to a recent case involving a foreign national, Ministry of State Security says on WeChat but gives no further details.
Vice-chancellor tells officials at climate dialogue that common standards are needed for market access.
Mainland authorities say the death penalty could apply to convictions in extreme instances.
Beijing rejects Manila’s accusations of aggression in Monday’s incident, saying Philippine forces threatened Chinese vessels.
Meeting results in candid exchange of views but is not linked to Russian president’s visit to North Korea, Chinese foreign ministry says.
Beijing calls on Washington to ‘stop fabricating and disseminating false information against other countries’.
State security ministry educates public about anti-espionage law, citing case of retiree who bought military documents from recycler.
