Joyce Huang

Job Market Tightens for Chinese Grads

Job outlook dims for record number of 8.34 million graduates entering China’s job market this summer

Rights Groups Decry China's Ban on Fasting During Ramadan

Authorities in Xinjiang ban Uighurs, young and old, from fasting or observing Ramadan, which starts this week

Press Freedom Continues to Face Setbacks in China

Chinese authorities use technology and a crackdown on Twitter to suppress dissent as the outlook remains dark for greater press freedoms in the nation

Observers Warn the Future Prospects of Two Dalai Lamas

The more repressive China is in Tibet, the more disloyalty among Tibetans, a China expert said

Public Resentment is Rising Over China’s Pension Crisis

Recent report that says China’s state pension fund will run dry by 2035 has stirred up a heated discussion online

Chinese Dissidents Remember Liberal Reformer Hu Yaobang

Observers say that while Chinese Communist Party continues to honor Hu as a patriot, many of his reform initiatives, such as two-term limit for president, have been overturned

Support Grows for Suspended Tsinghua Law Professor in China

Xu Zhangrun is one of nearly 40 academics in China silenced in recent weeks and months

Critics: China’s 'Blood-Stained' Chemical Industry Needs Overhaul

China launches a month-long nation-wide probe after 620 accidents claim more than 700 lives over the past three years

Rights Activists Denounce China's Xinjiang White Paper

Report aims to justify what Beijing calls anti-terrorism and de-radicalization efforts in heavily Muslim western region

Free Flow of Ideas Absent in China's 'Two Sessions,' Observers Say

Two-week long discussions give experts little reason to believe major policy issues have been thoroughly debated

Whistle-Blower Controversy Casts Shadow Over China’s 'Judicial Progress'

In his annual report, Zhou Qiang combed through progress China's judicial reform has made

China's Huawei Sues US Government Over Ban

Legal analysts say case is unlikely to go to trial, but great PR for embattled company

China Says Tough Year Ahead Economically

China Launches Tech Hub Megalopolis to Rival Silicon Valley

Analysts say the possibilities and challenges of the project are both equally challenging and promising

As Hanoi Summit Falters, Trump Sends China a Message

President Trump warns that much like talks with North Korea, he will walk away from a deal if it's not a good one

China Faces Challenges in Containing African Swine Fever

Recent incidents, where traces of virus were found in samples of frozen pork dumplings, suggest outbreak is more widespread than has been reported, analysts say

Turkish-Chinese Relations on Edge After Diplomatic Blunder

China has seemingly proved Turkey wrong about the rumored death of Abdurehim Heyit, a renowned Uighur poet and musician

Mothers of Jailed Chinese Rights Defenders Shine Light on Son's Cases and 'Injustice'

Following Huawei Indictment, China Accuses US of Suppressing Chinese Companies

Meng Wanzhou’s lawyer tells Reuters that client is being used as 'pawn' or 'hostage' in feud between Beijing and Washington

China Foreign Investment Law Raises Concern

New draft Foreign Investment Law bans forced technology transfers, guarantees national treatment for foreign investors and stepped up IP protection