VOA News on China

But will the internet’s next technical advance give people more privacy, or less?

Reporters say high-profile raid, in which police officers rummaged through documents on their desks, left them feeling shocked, angry and humiliated

Trump, who is seeking re-election in the Nov. 3 U.S. election, made challenging China a key part of his 2016 presidential campaign but touted his friendly ties with Xi during much of his first term in office as he sought to make good on his trade deal promises

Some policy analysts from America’s closest allies welcome the latest hardline approach by the Trump Administration

72-year-old Jimmy Lai becomes most prominent pro-democracy figure targeted under new Beijing-imposed national security law

Experts raised doubts over Twitter's ability to put together financing for a potential deal

Huawei is at the center of US-Chinese tension over technology and security, and the feud has spread to TikTok and WeChat 

Second village in two days is locked down in Inner Mongolia after the second death this month

Appeasing Chinese government investors and gatekeepers has ‘become a way of doing business in Hollywood,’ according to the report

Company calls on its US users to lobby federal government 

Treasury says sanctions imposed for suppressing civil liberties; neither Hong Kong nor Beijing has commented

US has not renewed visas for some 40 Chinese journalists, whose 90-day work permits expired Thursday

China is expected to retaliate

Administration’s shuttering of Houston consulate follows years of frustrated government efforts to thwart Beijing’s IP theft

Australia’s tougher policy toward China since July 23 is seen empowering Japan, India, the US and Southeast Asian countries worried about Beijing’s influence