Joyce Huang

Analysts note the Chinese tech giant has been working to reduce its reliance on American-made components

Activists say verdict paints bleak picture of government-led persecution of religious groups under Chinese President Xi Jinping

Analysts say that the phase-one deal, once signed, won't do much to stop the US-China tech war, which is at the core of their imminent trade frictions

Chinese President had a slip of the tongue, which unveiled his intention of setting the implementation of 'one country, two systems' in Macau as a good example for Hong Kong and Taiwan

Starting in December, China has made it mandatory that new mobile phone users will have to have their faces scanned

Simon Cheng, a former employee of the British Consulate in Hong Kong has filed a complaint to the U.K.’s Office of Communications (Ofcom) against China Global Television Network for having broadcast his forced TV confession

Beijing is urged to wake up to the reality that anti-China sentiment in Hong Kong is real and rising

China's president calls for prompt restoration of order but observers say stepped up measures against pro-democracy protesters may backfire and hurt the city’s economy

China wraps up its second International Import Expo, a six-day trade show in Shanghai, which has attracted participation of more than 3,800 companies from 180 countries

Economic slowdown, trade war with Washington and unrest in Hong Kong are expected to dominate this week's session