Keeping an Eye on Chinaâs Security
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Concern over Chinaâs use of surveillance technology  prompts new rules for U.S. exports.
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It is the first sign that financial damage from the Chinese market might be spilling into other countries.
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In a digital arms race, China's Internet controls might be used for more than censorship.
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FOR the past two years, Asian stock markets have been high on the favoured list for Britainâs pension and life assurance funds. Asia, particularly China, has offered the double attraction of strong current
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If you invest in China, do so with caution.
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China is enforcing more monitoring of online games, a state news agency in the country reports.
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In todayâs economically vibrant and politically self-confident China bad news is no news, unless it is really bad. So, things must have gone really badly for Chinaâs official news agency to report ethnic
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Robert O'Harrow Jr. provides a vivid account of the emergence of a "security-industrial complex" designed to keep tabs on the populace.
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Food scares are the latest indications that cutting corners or producing fake goods is still woven into the fabric of Chinaâs economy.
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Greece&#39;s defense minister says his country&#39;s security preparations for the Athens Olympics have been so successful that it is now in a position to advise China, the host of the 2008 Summer Games, on how to avoid terrorist attacks. But the minister says ...
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Chinaâs military modernization, particularly its drive to develop advanced weaponry, has been raising concerns.
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China has been the target of a big  increase in cyber-attacks in recent years and faces more of a  threat from hackers than any country in the West, a military  researcher said on Saturday.
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China's leader depends on ancient wisdom and communist doctrine to guide a modern empire
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BEIJING: Record oil prices have had only &quot;limited&quot; impact on the Chinese economy but the country needs to be keep a close watch on the issue, a senior official said.
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At first glance it is not obvious why China needs an anti-secession law: lack of such legislation has never stopped Beijing using harsh measures to silence anyone advocating independence for
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The new China is driven by tensions between authoritarianism and something beyond.
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China kept a close eye on dissidents Sunday, a sign of the government's unease over potentially widespread mourning over the death of ousted Communist Party leader Zhao Ziyang, who fell from power for sympathizing with pro-democracy demonstrators in 1989.