The Latest Breaking News from Beijing

New Zealand did not follow the US and UK in imposing financial restrictions after accusing Beijing of links to cyber-attacks

City makes a further move to ease restrictions on home purchases in a bid to boost the real estate market

Fang Laiying, a retired senior health official from Beijing, was booted by the CHA after nearly 10 months out of the public eye

Tor Langoy, President and CEO at BD Globe Financial, sees the weaker yuan as the result of Beijing's efforts to stimulate exports.

President Xi Jinping's meeting with American leaders in Beijing aims to strengthen China-USA relations through dialogue and cooperation.

Meeting comes as Beijing seeks to woo foreign investment after a challenging few years for world’s No 2 economy.

Beijing’s chargé d’affaires told that UK government will not tolerate ‘threatening’ cyber-attacks

For the 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing advocated the idea of "One World, One Dream." However, the dream of the Chinese government is not the dream of everyone. In a vast social system long known for its tight control over its population, it's difficult for controllers and the controlled to share…

US, UK, and New Zealand accuse China of cyberattacks, leading to sanctions. China denies allegations, criticizing them as political manipulation.

Transport minister and government spokesman Bandula Gunawardana said Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena was in Beijing, the island's biggest bilateral creditor.

While diplomatic rows are inevitable, the priority is to keep channels open, and engage with Beijing about the climate crisis, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins