A judge ruled for Guan Heng, who feared persecution in China after secretly filming detention facilities in Xinjiang, in a rare defeat for the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.

Many internationals now assume that Myanmar’s political future will ultimately be determined by Beijing. This is a profound misreading.

A man who secretly filmed internment camps allegedly holding Uyghur and other minority people in China was granted asylum Wednesday afternoon. The Department of Homeland Security might appeal the ...

After shares surged about 112% in the past year in Shenzhen, Cao Renxian's fortune more than doubled to $15 billion, making him one of the wealthiest alternative-energy titans in China.

Southeast Asian countries should steadfastly maintain restraint and adhere to international law as acts of aggression across ...

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Chinese man who secretly filmed Uyghur human rights abuses granted asylum by US - Guan Heng first released the secret footage ...

U.S. and European officials say they are unaware of any intelligence that shows China and Russia are endangering the island, ...

China allegedly hacked the mobile phones of senior officials in Britain’s Downing Street over several years, compromising ...

China’s investigation into its top general is taking President Xi Jinping’s years-long corruption purge into his innermost ...