Harvard language program relocates from China to Taiwan

An intensive summer language program hosted by Harvard University in Beijing will relocate to Taiwan in summer of 2022, as the U.S.-China relationship remains strained

Typhoon prompts Hong Kong to close schools, stock market

Hong Kong has suspended schools, stock market trading and government services as a typhoon passes to the south

Tokyo Paralympics press ahead to allow students to attend

Plans are afoot to allow tens of thousands of school children to attend the Tokyo Paralympics despite the spread of the coronavirus delta variant among teenagers and those even younger who are not vaccinated

Hong Kong leader: Groups crossing 'red lines' should disband

Hong Kong’s leader Carrie Lam says organizations that cross “red lines” and disregard national security should disband, though that wouldn't protect them if they are found to break the law

Travelers fume at UK move to keep restrictions on France

Tourists and the travel industry are venting frustration and anger after Britain's government reversed a plan to ease travel restrictions on France just two days after they were due to start

Hong Kong national security police raid student union office

Hong Kong’s national security police have raided the office of a university student union after student leaders commemorated a man who killed himself after stabbing a police officer

China College Entrance Exam

APTOPIX China College Entrance Exam

China defends Hungary university plan following protest

China is defending a plan to build a university in Hungary, saying critics who protested against it in Budapest shouldn't politicize and stigmatize normal exchanges between the two countries

China condemns 2 ex-Xinjiang officials in separatism cases

A former education official and a former legal official in Xinjiang have been sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve in the latest national security cases China has brought against bureaucrats it accuses of trying to split the country