Chinese authorities have urged state-owned firms to stop using the four biggest global accounting firms over concerns about data security

Canada's armed forces says it has detected Chinese surveillance operations in its seas and airspace, The Globe and Mail said

Chinese-Russian relations "will withstand any test in a changing international situation," China's top diplomat Wang Yi told one of President Vladimir Putin's closest allies

The financial hub's government spent in excess of $76 billion fighting the spread of Covid-19 and providing economic relief to its businesses

China is home to 14 of the 15 global regions most vulnerable to climate change, with Jiangsu province, which accounts for a tenth of national GDP, the world's most vulnerable, major study says

China is boosting its own semiconductor sector and clean energy sector after being hit by US export controls late last year, the SCMP said

Ukraine president and EU leader urge China not to provide weapons to Russia, while China called on certain countries to stop "fuelling the fire"

The absence of China Renaissance founder Bao Fan, suspected to have been taken into custody, highlights 'key man risk', or dependence on top players, at some Chinese firms, analysts say

China said on Monday the US was in no position to make demands, after the top US diplomat warned his Chinese counterpart against Beijing providing weapons to Russia for its war in Ukraine

Chinese fishing boats blamed for latest damage to internet cables to Taiwan, which has become a topic of national security, Taiwan News said

Under new rules that take effect from March 31, and end decades of unregulated overseas IPOs by Chinese companies, the CSRC will vet all new IPOs on foreign markets

A survey by a China recruitment firm has revealed heightened anxiety over jobs, but the services sector is expected to reduce the high rate of youth unemployment