The Latest Breaking News from Beijing

A network of 123 Chinese websites are reportedly posing as local news outlets in 30 countries and driving “pro-Beijing disinformation” and “ad hominem attacks” as part of an “influence” campaign linked to a Beijing-based public relations firm, said a report by research group Citizen Lab.   

Mexico has surpassed China as the leading source of goods imported to the United States, reflecting tensions between Washington and Beijing.

China's government plans to support the stock market by ordering state-owned firms to bring home funds held overseas and use it to buy Chinese stocks. Howe...

Chinese and U.S. officials met in Beijing for talks on trade and tariffs. Both sides raised concerns and reaffirmed the need for a healthy economic relatio...

The talks come amid concerns about China's growth, as the world's second biggest economy struggles with a property sector crisis and prospects of sagging productivity.

China's slide into deflation came when Japan was snapping out of it. In the third quarter of 2023, Japan's residential property price index rose at an annual rate of 2.4%, following an even more significant rise in the previous two quarters.

Waving glow sticks, and wearing sequin dresses and friendship bracelets, Chinese fans of American pop sensation Taylor Swift turn a normally-quiet Beijing cinema into a raucous celebration of their favourite singer.

Javier Zanetti shares pictures of his meaningful encounter, meeting coaches and young talents from Beijing, China, and highlights his commitment to coachin...

Australia's government said Tuesday it had expressed "outrage" to China over a suspended death sentence handed to Chinese-Australian dissident writer Yang Jun.

Yang -- who also goes by the pen name Yang Hengjun -- was born in China in 1965 and became an Australian citizen in the early 2000s. He grew a readership in exile as the author of novels that drew on his experiences in his homeland.

The United States has seen important action by China on curbing fentanyl, a senior official said Friday after talks in Beijing, but he acknowledged the risk that friction between the two powers would "blow up" progress.