Ilham Tohti, Uighur Scholar Jailed in China, Is Nominated for Rights Award
on April 27, 2016
He was chosen by the Martin Ennals Foundation for trying to promote dialogue in the troubled Xinjiang region of China.
IMF Says China Debt Swap, NPL Securitization Could Create More Problems
on April 27, 2016
The IMF estimates corporate debt in China at 160 percent of GDP.
U.S. Steel Accuses China of Stealing Trade Secrets
on April 27, 2016
U.S. Steel Corp has accused Chinese steel producers of breaking trade rules, and it wants the U.S. International Trade Commission to investigate.
China Sales Slide Eats Into Apple Revenue
on April 27, 2016
Revenue from Greater China fell $4.3 billion, but iPhone sales in India picked up.
Book Debate Raises Questions of Self-Censorship by Foreign Groups in China
on April 27, 2016
The American Bar Association rejected a book written by the Chinese human rights lawyer Teng Biao.
Visa Rejection Flap Shows China Wants Tighter Grip On Muslim Far West
on April 26, 2016
Beijing has pressured India into canceling the visas for a pair of independence activists from Xinjiang.
Chinese Corruption Gets House of Cards Treatment with Communist Mini-Series
on April 26, 2016
State-sanctioned TV drama will focus on the Communist Party’s resolve to eradicate corruption.
China Clamps down on Commodities Frenzy
on April 26, 2016
China curbs excessive speculation in commodities on Monday after weeks of frenzied trading boosted prices and ignited fears of another bubble in its domestic markets.
China Close to Passing Strict Law on Foreign Groups
on April 26, 2016
A new law that would strictly control thousands of foreign nongovernmental organizations in China is on its way.
President Xi Jinping’s Most Dangerous Venture Yet: Remaking China’s Military
on April 26, 2016
The Chinese leader’s plan to revamp the armed forces, a milestone in the nation’s emergence from isolationism, faces hurdles at home.