Forced technology transfers, rampant IP violations and a lack of openness at home persistent stumbling blocks
Chinese capital announced plans to open up full legal residence to more Chinese from other towns and cities around the country
Four human rights defenders were put on trial last week in China and were given prison terms of up to 7 and a half years
Videos warn viewers against U.S.-backed threats to trigger a "color revolution” in China similar to those in Ukraine, Georgia and the Arab Spring
Chinese rights defender Zhai Yanmin was given a three-year jail term with a four-year probation period after being found guilty of 'state subversion'
Human rights groups hope that China’s recent non-cooperative stance with Pyongyang may eventually facilitate Jong-yol Ri's freedom
ASEAN was recently forced to issue a watered down communique on South China Sea
Government slated to kick-start a new set of regulations aimed at reining in the country’s fast-growing mobile apps
The country’s first ruling against air polluter sends warning, but environmentalists say country has a long way to go
Beijing adopting dual-track strategy in attempt to maximize its gains in South China Sea dispute, analysts say
Dialogue seen as politically popular move, as it would ease the odds of an armed conflict
Ren Quanniu detained for 'circulating rumors' about alleged mistreatment of his client
One released Friday after nearly a year in detention, but many others remain locked up
Maritime safety administration says naval drills would last till next Monday — one day before International Court of Arbitration at the Hague is slated to reach ruling in Beijing’s dispute with Manila
Chinese president marks Communist Party's 95th anniversary with speech that emphasizes how Marxism remains core to party's identity
Chief of village where thousands of people held protests against illegal land grabs remains detained, lawyer says authorities stepping up efforts to incriminate him
Local authorities deny village chief legal counsel, warn journalists
Authorities take drastic steps to publicly shame village chief Lin Zulian, well before facing his alleged charges of corruption in court; dispute highlights concern about rule of law in China
Many people think the 56 Flowers group is an attempt to transform attitudes about the Cultural Revolution but actually does the opposite
Ren Zhiqiangan sentenced to one-year probation for his outspoken online comments criticizing President Xi Jinping media policies
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