Donald Trump's election good and bad news for China
The view from Beijing on the US presidential election could best have been described as a case of better the devil you know than the devil you don't.
Philip Wen is the China correspondent for Fairfax Media.
The view from Beijing on the US presidential election could best have been described as a case of better the devil you know than the devil you don't.
In a decision that overrides the city's authorities, China rules that Hong Kong politicians advocating independence are ineligible to hold public office.
Australia's Justice Minister directly raised with China's top police official the government's concerns regarding four Australians detained on the mainland.
Former trade minister defends "commercial arrangement", despite the company's acknowledged role in advancing China's strategic imperatives in the region.
Julie Bishop confirms the detention of a fourth Australian in China in connection with the nationwide blitz on Crown Resorts' activities.
In the rarefied world of Crown's VIP gamblers, one man stands apart. But even Melbourne's "Mr Chinatown" is feeling the heat from China's recent arrests.
The title change strengthens Xi's hand ahead of a major leadership reshuffle late next year, where he will try to further consolidate his base.
The return of international 'fugitives' through the Fox Hunt operation has been the subject of triumphant state media coverage.
Communications documenting the movement of millions of dollars offshore by Chinese high rollers are now in the hands of mainland authorities following the police seizure of computers, laptops and mobile phones belonging to Crown Resorts' 18 detained employees.
It has been a perennial paradox, a despondent exercise in national soul-searching for long-suffering Chinese soccer fans.
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