Xi Jinping
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The reported disappearance of the financier, who has ties to Xi Jinping’s family, will ring alarm bells in the former British colony
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Our instincts served us well during empire, but now we seem alone in a fast-changing world
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Letters: By detaining and disappearing these lawyers and law firm staff, China is in breach of its international obligations as well as Chinese domestic criminal law and constitutional principles
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Letters: Trump spoke of closed industries and decimated communities while the ruling class make decisions which enrich an elite. What is untrue here?
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Over 2bn yuan in lost funds reclaimed by anti-corruption watchdog, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection
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After domestic victories in 2016, China’s president must deal with a worsening economy and Trump in the White House
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Hong Kong used to be a place of relatively free speech in China, but that was before Xi Jinping’s crackdown. Now everybody from writers to booksellers, publishers and printers fear they will be next to ‘disappear’
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Trump and Brexit challenged fundamental beliefs, while the Syrian war left many in despair. And there’s more to come in 2017
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Presidents and prime ministers across the world have begun to publicly pay tribute to Cuba’s revolutionary leader, Fidel Castro
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Chinese president uses a commentary in the People’s Daily to attack ‘handful of senior officials pursuing selfish interests’
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Britain has a fine history of upholding the democratic values of our fine country. It must do once again as it negotiates business and trade ties with Beijing
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Communist party bestows new title on president, putting him in a more powerful position before the 2017 congress
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When the president came to power, he vowed to look east with his foreign policy. But as he prepares to leave office, the US looks increasingly impotent in the region
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Theresa May’s security concerns were ‘fictitious’, says Xinhua, in a qualified welcome for the nuclear project go-ahead
How Xi Jinping's global ambitions could thrive as Trump turns inward