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Designer plays critical role in semiconductor industry under pressure from US export restrictions
Former New York police officer allegedly helped track down victim
State-backed investors have poured money into buyout groups, enabling Beijing to deploy hundreds of billions of dollars into western companies and economies even as the political mood has shifted
Meeting takes place days after Joe Biden predicted a ‘thaw’ in relationship between superpowers
Punchline referring to military slogan sparks uproar and gloom over free expression in China
Beijing will defend businesses ‘strictly and firmly’ if Brussels blacklists them for aiding Russia, says foreign minister
Beijing’s move comes after Ottawa’s expulsion of a Chinese diplomat for allegedly targeting a Canadian lawmaker
Cash-strapped authorities hope to stimulate economic development post-pandemic
State media accuses group of gleaning sensitive and secret information from experts
Trading activity in US options tracking Chinese stocks slows after hitting record last year
Cash-strapped authorities struggle to reduce headcount and meet Beijing’s demands for greater security
Presidential talks aim to ensure Beijing has role in postwar settlement, say experts
Pras Michel is the latest defendant to be found guilty in the fallout from the 1MDB scandal
Challenge to sovereignty of ex-Soviet states undermines efforts to portray Beijing as peacemaker in Ukraine
Ambassador to France stokes furore in Baltic nations by questioning their legal status
International expansion has been hit but outlook for deals and stock performance within China is more encouraging
The greenback might now account for less than half of global reserves
Federal prosecutors unveil cases over what they describe as Beijing’s ‘transnational repression’ schemes
Deal over appointment of bishops appears to be fraying
From ‘miracle to malady’ — but how bad is it really?
Spectre of hostage diplomacy returns following raids on offices of western companies
First expansion in six months driven by demand for electric vehicles and surging trade with Russia
Xinjiang police try to manipulate Turkic Muslims abroad through offers of contact with family or threats to loved ones
Access to ‘Connect’ hedging mechanism comes after $126bn debt sell-off
Li Qiang calls for peace one day after Beijing threatens Taiwan over its president’s visit to California
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