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A directive from Russia’s domestic security service was part of a cache that was advertised online by a cybercrime group.

When Jagtar Singh Kang immigrated with his family to the U.S. from the Indian region of Punjab in 1997, he was paid $8.50 an hour at his first job: working on an assembly line making catheters. It was ...

Wong accused of conspiracy in move rights groups condemn as ‘outrageous’ attempt to keep influential dissident imprisoned
Jailed pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has been hit with further national security charges, a move rights groups said showed the Hong Kong government was trying to keep dissidents behind bars for as long as possible.
Wong, who has been in jail for more than four years either awaiting trial or serving sentences, is accused of conspiracy to collude with a foreign country. He appeared in court on Friday to hear the charge and did not apply for bail.

Driverless lorries are now operating across China - but public concern about these vehicles remains.

Chinese and American youths jointly presented a captivating dance performance on Friday at the East China Normal University in Shanghai, bridging cultures with the universal language of art.

"The traditional (Chinese) dancing is so elegant. When they move so peacefully, you can see the expression in their eyes and everything tells their story. It is so fascinating, impressive and also ...

President, who had Thursday call with China’s Xi Jinping amid tariff dispute, says ‘meeting should go very well’
Senior US administration officials will meet with a Chinese delegation on Monday in London for the next round of trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing, Donald Trump said on Friday.
The meeting comes after a phone call between Trump and the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, on Thursday, which the US president described as a “very positive” conversation as the two countries attempt to break an impasse over tariffs and global supplies of rare earth minerals.

At the coroner's court in County Clare, a French tourist describes seeing the 12-year-old boy from China fall over the edge.

The actress plays a Chinese immigrant battling a terminal illness while navigating her son's worsening schizophrenia in Eric Lin's Tribeca-bowing directorial debut.

After years in a Chinese prison, the journalist talks about freedom, falling foul of Chinese authorities and trying to make fried potato on her cell floor

“That is a crotch shot!” says Cheng Lei, laughing at my phone’s screensaver. I tell her it’s a picture of my legs but she’s sceptical and laughs even more. You could be forgiven for expecting Cheng, 49, to be serious and sombre: the journalist spent three years and two months in prison in China for an absurd crime. Detained as a spy and kept in isolation for months, she was constantly watched by guards, and did not hear the voices of her two children for years.
But she displays a quick wit, a devilish sense of humour and a relaxed laugh. She switches between analysing the rise of the Ministry of State Security under President Xi Jinping, to laughing about how the ladies in her cell would share a book about male yoga. Let’s just say it was not for the poses.

Survey shows correlation between use of Chinese-owned platform and approval of unification with China
Taiwanese people who spend large amounts of time on TikTok are more likely to agree with some pro-China narratives, a survey has suggested.
The study, conducted by the Taiwan-based DoubleThink Lab, surveyed people across Taiwan in March, asking a series of questions about politics and democracy in Taiwan and China, and their views on unification of the two sides.

Writer Rachel Chang has visited Disneyland in Anaheim since she was a child. But recently, she's noticed that it's making a big effort to add more Asian American motifs.