
Chinese leader Xi calls for military growth
Beijing declares it is ready for war to 'safeguard China’s dignity and core interests'.
Beijing declares it is ready for war to 'safeguard China’s dignity and core interests'.
Protester has been dubbed the "new tank man" after staging the bold protest.
New York Times: New weapons and spyware prompt "unilateral" power move from Washington.
Innovation despite Beijing's imperious attitude to 'wreckage': Companies rethink risks.
New York Times: Xi's vision is aimed at inoculating China against unwelcome influences.
China has unveiled a powerful new weapon that could blow up any attempt to defend Taiwan.
The former deputy PM urged democracies to show greater support for one another.
The campaign aims to tempt tourists back and repair Hong Kong's reputation.
They called him 'cultist', insane, and beat him on the head with a police baton.
China vehemently defends its claim to Taiwan - and won't tolerate US interference.
New York Times: Chinese public being held hostage by government's harsh Covid policy.
The name of the exercise originated from Operation Cartwheel during World War II.
China is accused of a ruthless campaign of torture, sexual assault and ethnic cleansing.
ANALYSIS: Xi and Putin aim to make their countries more powerful than the US.
Government officials furious after being denied entry to view Queen Elizabeth II's coffin.
It's customary for Communist Party leaders to retire once they reach 68 - Xi is 69.
Chinese President Xi Jinping pledges ongoing support for Moscow's "core interests".
New York Times: Drones started buzzing the islands after the US House Speaker's visit.
Two men died and one was injured as they drove to Parliament to protest CCP interference.
Former PM said it was 'nonsense' to believe China would be aggressive in a military sense.
New York Times: Beijing has prioritised politics over science.
The two leaders will meet at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit.
At least 26 people are still missing.
Chinese-born Australian journalist Cheng Lei was tried in Beijing on espionage charges.
China is experiencing some of the strictest lockdown conditions in the world.
New York Times: Some 60 million people across China are facing partial or full lockdowns.
Both countries have accused each other of stealing secrets and "rampant spying".
The 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck a mountainous area in Sichuan province.
The response to this video on social media has been brutal.
ANALYSIS: The island nation signed a controversial security agreement with China in April.