Fights Break Out As Tsai Ing-wen Visits New York
Police in New York have had to break up fights between supporters and opponents of Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen durin... Read more
Court Clears Ex-Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou
Taiwan's former president Ma Ying-jeou was found not guilty in a political leaks case on Friday, a major legal victory f... Read more
Four Britons Held After Jiangsu Drugs Bust
Four Britons have been arrested in Jiangsu province, the British embassy in Beijing said on Friday, two days after mainl... Read more
Canada Backs Away From Former Envoy's Comments
Canadian officials are distancing themselves from a former ambassador who warned China that further trade disputes could... Read more
Beijing Decries Envoys' 'slanderous' Criticism
China on Thursday labelled as "slander" a letter sent to top United Nations officials by more than 20 countries condemni... Read more
Tsai Ing-wen Kicks Off Caribbean Visit
Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen left the island on Thursday for a four-country state visit to the Caribbean, with stops ... Read more
Mainland Tycoon Arrested Over Child Abuse Case
Prosecutors in Shanghai have formally arrested two people over child molestation allegations, with state media identifyi... Read more
Envoys Condemn China's Treatment Of Uighurs
More than 20 countries have written to top United Nations human rights officials condemning China's treatment of Uighur ... Read more
A Year Later, A Fragile Liu Xia Still Recovering
A year after the widow of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo moved to Berlin, her physical and mental health continue... Read more
Trade Negotiators Hold Constructive Talks: Kudlow
Top US and Chinese negotiators held phone talks to resolve their trade war and White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow... Read more
US Diplomat Jailed Over Ties To Chinese Spies
A US diplomat was sentenced to 40 months in prison on Tuesday for lying to investigators about money she received from C... Read more
US Says Taiwan Arms Deal 'promotes Peace'
The United States said on Tuesday that its US$2.2 billion arms sale to Taiwan will contribute to stability in Asia after... Read more
Swedish Court Rejects Chinese Extradition Request
Sweden's Supreme Court said on Tuesday it was refusing the extradition of a Chinese man accused of economic crimes becau... Read more
For '709 Families' The Fight Gets Four Years Old
For some family members of lawyers arrested under a massive crackdown on rights activists known as “709 incident”, T... Read more
US Proposes US$2.2 Billion Taiwan Arms Deal
The US State Department is proposing the sale of US$2.2 billion in arms to Taiwan, including 108 Abrams tanks and 250 St... Read more