The authorities in Suzhou paid tribute to Hu Youping and three others who intervened to stop the attack last week.
Tibetology researchers assert Beijing’s rights on ‘reincarnation of living Buddhas’, blame the Dalai Lama for lack of communication.
NPC law committee member Shen Chunyao says the proposal was subjective and open to misinterpretation.
Huang is one of a growing cohort of people with technological know-how taking on top Communist Party jobs.
Central Publicity Department says it ‘fully supports’ the investigation into its deputy head Zhang Jianchun.
Visitors will still need to book ahead for the Forbidden City and National Museum.
He is the eighth ministerial-level official to face CCDI probe since Communist Party national congress in 2022.
China’s cybersecurity standards and data protection agency is seeking public feedback on guidelines for the ‘processing, cross-border transfer and protection of sensitive personal information’ by organisations.
Guizhou Provincial Health Commission party chief Yang Hui joins a growing list of leaders under graft probes in a system plagued by kickbacks.
Legal amendment seeks to lift burden for minors but legal scholars argue it should erase record of minor offences for all adults.
Beijing hits back at Volodymyr Zelensky’s claims that it is working to disrupt the meeting in Switzerland this month.
Central inspection report says pollution and illegal activity causing serious damage to the two lakes connecting to the waterway, admonishes departments concerned for failing to treat this as a priority.
China’s high-end, green manufacturing to have ‘profound impact’ on global trade structures, former commerce vice-minister Jiang Yaoping tells globalisation forum in Beijing.
People’s Daily commentary blasts William Lai Ching-te’s inauguration speech for ‘inciting hatred against the Chinese people’.
William Lai Ching-te, branded a ‘troublemaker’ by Beijing, is expected to give clues about his cross-strait policy in his inaugural address.
Ma, one of the country’s hottest fiction authors, combines thrilling plots with historical detail to create stories that are ‘both exciting and plausible’, winning acclaim as young people embrace cultural heritage and ‘China-chic’ trend.
Multimillion-dollar plan unveiled days before Monday’s presidential inauguration of independence-leaning DPP’s William Lai.
In this week’s issue of the Global Impact newsletter, we look at the latest in cross-strait relations, with independence-leaning William Lai Ching-te set to take over as Taiwan president next month.
Lunar lander designed to be the first to bring materials back from the surface that faces away from Earth.
Waters in Pearl River tributary expected to peak at 1am on Monday after days of torrential rain.
China shuts down 63,000 illegal accounts in crackdown on social media posts with false information about hot-button issues such as pandemic and disasters.
‘Foreign interference’ cannot stop historic trend of ‘family reunion’, Xi Jinping says, as Ma Ying-jeou becomes first serving or former Taiwan president to meet top leadership on the mainland.
National met office issues blue rainstorm alert for second day in a row for several provinces, days after freak rain and winds kill seven in Jiangxi.
China holds air and sea combat patrol to coincide with full-scale exercise by the US and its allies aimed at supporting ‘free and open Indo-Pacific’.
The dead include three hikers and a truck driver killed by falling rocks in Hualien on the east coast of the island.
Cooperation deal with San Diego Zoo marks China’s latest effort to improve relations with the West.
Top Chinese diplomat says Beijing firmly supports Cambodia to safeguard national interests and national dignity and a greater role on world and regional stages.
Chinese envoy sent to gathering in Jeddah but Beijing says little about how it went.
Communist Party ideology chief Cai Qi gives speech in coastal resort while President Xi Jinping steps out of the spotlight, indicating top leaders have kicked off annual seaside retreat.
Online regulator says proposed rules will apply to anyone under 18 and public will have a month to submit feedback.
