China-Philippines tensions escalate over Scarborough Shoal
Beijing faces backlash after allegedly blocking and harassing Philippine vessels near Scarborough Shoal, raising fears of further conflict in the disputed waters.
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China scrutinises PwC's Hong Kong stock exchange role
Beijing's latest regulatory moves in Hong Kong spark concerns over financial transparency as global auditor PwC comes under fire.
Trump warns China over Xi's potential Taiwan visit
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to China, threatening severe repercussions if President Xi Jinping makes a controversial visit to Taiwan. The remarks have reignited tensions between Washington and Beijing.
China warns US over Taiwan amid Trump tensions
Beijing issues a stern warning to the US over potential interactions with Taiwan, as Donald Trump's comments escalate diplomatic tensions.
Chinese diplomat Liu Jianchao detained in Beijing
Senior Chinese diplomat Liu Jianchao has been detained in Beijing under unclear circumstances, raising questions about internal political tensions.
HK police accuse US senator of 'slander' over Taiwan
Hong Kong authorities have condemned US Senator Marco Rubio for his remarks on Taiwan, labelling them as 'slanderous' and 'interference' in China's internal affairs.
Trump aide Kash Patel accused of spying for China
Ex-Trump administration official Kash Patel faces explosive claims of espionage, with the FBI alleging he acted as a double agent for Beijing. New Zealand authorities reportedly assisted in the investigation.
City trader loses gender bias appeal in divorce case
A high-flying female trader's appeal against a divorce settlement, citing gender bias, has been dismissed by the Court of Appeal, leaving her ex-husband with a substantial share of her fortune.
Tommy Robinson loses Telegram contempt appeal
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson has failed to overturn a conviction for contempt of court after sharing messages on Telegram about a sensitive criminal case in Southport.
China admits failings in deadly Beijing floods
A senior Chinese official has unusually acknowledged government shortcomings in handling the devastating Beijing floods, which claimed numerous lives and caused widespread destruction.
Macao arrests HK activist under security law
A prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist has been detained in Macao under Beijing's stringent national security legislation, raising concerns over expanding legal crackdowns.
Musk: China's space tech "more advanced than most realise"
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has lauded China's space programme, suggesting its capabilities surpass public perception. The remarks come amid ongoing tensions between Beijing and the West.
China-Russia military drills near Japan raise tensions
China and Russia conduct joint military exercises near Japan, raising regional security concerns as geopolitical tensions escalate.
Beijing flood victims left without adequate state help
In the wake of devastating floods, Beijing residents face mounting challenges with minimal government assistance, leaving many to fend for themselves.
Police appeal over Tommy Robinson CCTV footage
Authorities have issued a public appeal after releasing video footage showing Tommy Robinson in an undisclosed location. Detectives urge witnesses to come forward.
Beijing floods trigger deadly landslides amid torrential rain
Heavy rainfall in Beijing triggers fatal floods and landslides, with emergency services scrambling to rescue trapped residents amid rising casualties.
Beijing floods force 20,000 evacuations
China's capital faces unprecedented flooding with over 20,000 evacuated as heavy rainfall causes chaos in Beijing and surrounding regions.
Beijing floods: Landslides kill as rainstorms batter city
Torrential rains in Beijing have triggered deadly landslides and severe flooding, resulting in multiple fatalities and widespread disruption. Authorities are scrambling to respond as the city battles extreme weather conditions.
Beijing floods force thousands to evacuate
Heavy flooding in Beijing has forced mass evacuations, with emergency services scrambling to respond as rivers burst their banks and roads turn to waterways.
Laurence Fox loses appeal over 'paedophiles' social media post
Actor-turned-activist Laurence Fox has lost his appeal against a High Court ruling over a controversial social media post. Here's the full story behind the legal battle.
Hong Kong firm’s Panama Canal bid stirs US-China tensions
A Hong Kong-based company's bid to manage the Panama Canal has ignited geopolitical tensions, drawing sharp criticism from US lawmakers amid concerns over Beijing's growing influence.
China sanctions US investor Scott Bessent
Beijing imposes sanctions on US investor Scott Bessent, escalating financial tensions amid strained US-China relations.
Court upholds sentence for Kent "chop up" threats
The Court of Appeal has dismissed a bid to reduce the prison sentence of a Kent man who threatened to dismember his victim, ruling the original term was justified.
Wells Fargo banker blocked from leaving China
A senior Wells Fargo executive was reportedly prevented from departing Beijing, highlighting escalating US-China tensions over financial regulations.
China accuses Trump of 'malicious' intentions
Beijing's Ministry of State Security has openly criticised former US President Donald Trump, alleging 'malicious' motives in his recent comments on China-US relations. The escalating rhetoric highlights deepening geopolitical tensions between the two supe
Hong Kong's New Security Law Sparks Fears Over Freedoms
Beijing's sweeping new national security legislation for Hong Kong has raised concerns over the city's autonomy and civil liberties, with critics warning of increased mainland control.
Albanese slams Coalition's Beijing silence amid China trip backlash
Prime Minister Albanese accuses the Coalition of failing to engage with Beijing for years, while the opposition labels his recent China visit as 'indulgent'.
Solicitor General Faces Court Over Luton Remarks
The Solicitor General is set to appear before the Court of Appeal following contentious comments made during a high-profile case at Luton Crown Court. The legal community watches closely as the case unfolds.
China furious over Van Onselen's Taiwan remarks
Australian political commentator Peter Van Onselen sparks outrage in China after referring to Taiwan as a 'country' during a live broadcast. Beijing demands an apology, escalating tensions over the sensitive issue of Taiwan's sovereignty.
Australian journalists confronted in China during PM's visit
Australian journalists were reportedly confronted by Chinese security guards during Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's official trip to Beijing, raising concerns over press freedom.
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