Sarah Clarke

News­pa­per own­er Jim­my Lai and six oth­ers linked to his pro-democ­ra­cy Ap­ple Dai­ly are in cus­tody on charges of col­lud­ing with for­eign forces.

Bei­jing warns US Pres­i­dent Trump that the vis­it threat­ens peace and sta­bil­i­ty in the re­gion.

Why an es­sen­tial part of Hong Kong’s re­tail land­scape is in dan­ger of dis­ap­pear­ing.

Hong Kong Chief Ex­ec­u­tive Car­rie Lam called the law ‘mild’ com­pared with those in oth­er coun­tries, but tech gi­ants and so­cial me­dia com­pa­nies are not con­vinced.

Crit­ics say new law that crim­i­nalis­es ac­tions against Chi­na threat­ens the iden­ti­ty

Bei­jing de­clares its ac­tions to con­tain the pan­dem­ic have been “rig­or­ous” and “ef­fec­tive” and says if it is able to de­vel­op a vac­cine, it will make it avail­able to the world.

As gov­ern­ments use tech­nol­o­gy to track the spread of COVID-19, Al Jazeera looks at con­cerns about pri­va­cy.

Orig­i­nal heart of the bat­tle against coro­n­avirus is mark­ing a sig­nif­i­cant break­through.

As in­fec­tion num­bers surge glob­al­ly, down­ward trend in Chi­na con­tin­ues with com­mu­nist par­ty hail­ing its ef­forts as ma­jor vic­to­ry.

Chi­na’s de­ci­sion to ex­pel three Wall Street Jour­nal re­porters sparks Wash­ing­ton move to re­duce num­ber of US-based Chi­nese state me­dia staff.