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Publisher says situation is a ‘disquieting signal’ after presentations pulled at short notice
Departure of human rights organisation follows closure of more than 35 local civil society groups
Xi Jinping backs plan to test levy that could alter country’s economic model
New defence system-busting weapon could change the balance of power
China’s most reputable business publication cut from internet regulator’s list of approved sources
Government to study measures to rein in record prices amid power squeeze
Digital renminbi issued by central bank draws security concerns from US critics
Entertainment, gaming and beauty groups caught up in Beijing’s sweeping crackdown
Two administrators received fellowships to attend university’s centre on governance and innovation
Stoltenberg on the rise of China’s military ambitions, EU defence, Russia and the transatlantic alliance
Weak third-quarter GDP growth will not divert president from long-term changes, analysts say
CY Leung criticises US law firm over decision to stop representing university seeking statue’s removal
Steadily increasing requests for censorship put pressure on Microsoft’s global brand
Beijing could let the property behemoth go bankrupt, but that risks shockwaves both at home and abroad
Last major US social network to operate in the country cites ‘challenging operating environment’
‘Considerable uncertainty’ surrounds growth prospects as Beijing prepares to announce figures next week
Beijing’s policymaking process is the main issue, not political objectives
Rise in overseas sourcing in September follows shortages that have hit businesses and households
Crackdown on digital currencies knocks country’s share of crypto production to zero
Chinese president sees Evergrande crisis and power crunch as chances to enact tough reforms
Region has become world’s busiest staging ground for military rivalry between Beijing and liberal democracies
Business owners struggle to keep going as officials impose electricity curbs on manufacturers
The US and China are engaged in a dangerous game of military poker over the future of the island
Beijing’s green ambitions, policy confusion and supply disruptions blamed for shortfall
Latest measures are unlikely to be enough to alleviate the crisis for industries that use the most energy
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