T-shirt protest slogan could get man jailed for up to decade in Hong Kong
Chu Kai-pong faces long sentence under crackdown and application of National Security Law
Chu Kai-pong faces long sentence under crackdown and application of National Security Law
Manila withdraws vessel from contested shoal as US warns mutual defense treaty could be triggered
Chengwen Guo (41) of Parnell Street, Dublin 1, appeared at Dublin District Court on Saturday
Bilateral meeting is possible as Kyiv views countries from Global South as key to securing halt to war with Russia
Big-four firm penalised in connection with audit of collapsed property developer Evergrande
Many Chinese workplaces are organised in units, an echo of an earlier era of communism
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European Chamber of Commerce in China proposes 1,000 actions to improve environment in China for international business
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China backs call for reparations to be paid for slave trafficking and colonialism, while African leaders remain committed to ‘one China principle’
Exports shrink for the first time in eight months amid weaker demand for consumer goods
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Meetings involving US national security adviser and Chinese officials part of an effort to to reduce the temperature in the relationship
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Verdict on former Stand News editors could prohibit publication of almost anything hostile to the Hong Kong government and authorities in Beijing
Chinese president tells the US national security adviser that Beijing is committed to a stable relationship with Washington
Three days of talks will focus on easing tensions in the relationship between the world’s two most powerful countries
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Economy remains strong but there are growing signs of structural weakness
Many welcome an easing of marriage rules in China but warn that new divorce rules could trap people in unhappy marriages for longer than they want
Ireland’s dairy equipment subsidy scheme is among the targets of the China’s dairy industry as it investigates EU subsidies on cheese, milk and cream
Ireland named as one of eight EU countries facing examination
Beijing claims maritime incidents caused by dangerous actions of Philippines coast guard vessels in contested waters of South China Sea
Worldview: Public opinion is changing in Ukraine, with 44 per cent support for peace talks
Chinese foreign minister describes a world undergoing dramatic changes that represents both a threat and an opportunity for China
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Former publisher and six former legislators was convicted in 2021 of taking part in an unauthorised assembly during protests against Hong Kong’s government in August 2019
Hegarty Antiques of Bandon has Qing-dynasty items of note while De Búrca has a rare book by John Millington Synge and a framed photograph of Shackleton’s Quest expedition
Men in China retire at 60 and women at 55, apart from those in manual labour who can finish up at 50
Kamala Harris’s running mate spent his honeymoon in China and has visited on more than 30 occasions
Valdis Dombrovskis confident measure will enter into force in November
Some states involved in espionage with ‘malign intent’ to create mistrust in Government
Temperatures expected to exceed 40 degrees in Pudong district
Historians Margaret MacMillan and Roy Foster see troubling parallels between the events of today and those of a century ago
The men in the novel, married to women, hardly look at their male lovers
Zhua Wa Wa or Successor has echoes of The Truman Show and Succession but it reflects very specifically Chinese concerns about education, parenting and getting the best for your offspring
Communist Party leadership promises more measures to stimulate the economy
Nicolás Maduro declared winner, but opposition claims candidate won more than twice as many votes
US and Japan agree joint military structure in response to ‘evolving security environment’
Dutch brewer writes down investment in China Resources Beer, driving net loss
Skilled non-European workers facing “significant professional” challenges because of backlog of visa appointments and restrictions on Schengen area travel, say Dublin-based Chinese academics
Vast cloud bands remain a significant flood risk, particularly to rivers in central China already elevated due to summer rains
Storm draws comparisons with 2023′s Typhoon Doksuri, which triggered flooding and caused nationwide losses of nearly €27bn in China
China brokers deal for temporary national unity government of factions to exercise authority ‘over all Palestinian territory’ occupied by Israel in 1967
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Rescue operations are under way in Shaanxi province, with some 20 cars and 30 people still missing
A rebound in manufacturing has driven factory owners to unprecedented measures in their effort to recruit workers
Two Fianna Fáil, one Fine Gael and two Independent representatives spending five days in country
Weaker data release comes as Communist party leadership launches economic policy meeting
Military alliance’s summit declaration sharply criticises China, calling it a ‘decisive enabler’ of Russia’s war in country
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