Braced for battle: China’s ‘wolf warrior’ diplomacy goes global
Beijing is locking horns with major powers over coronavirus and multiple disputes beyond
Chinese court sentences Hong Kong bookseller to 10 years in jail
Sweden demands release of Gui Minhai, sentenced on charges of leaking intelligence
China defends exit ban on US children of alleged fraudster
Practice of exit bans used as leverage in getting fugitives to return to China
Beijing shoppers pay little heed to China’s spat with Sweden
International diplomatic storm rages on with accusations of racism and ‘brutal abuse’
China demands apology over treatment of tourists in Sweden
Family of three forced to leave Stockholm hostel after arriving early were ‘brutally abused’
EU calls for release of Swedish citizen held by China
Hong Kong bookseller Gui Minhai detained on train as he travelled with Swedish diplomats
Hong Kong frees two pro-democracy activists on bail
Joshua Wong and Nathan Law convicted of protests leading to ‘Umbrella Movement’
Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong deported from Thailand
Student leader was barred entry by Thai authorities at China’s request
Hong Kong bookseller details abduction by Chinese police
‘If I don’t speak up. . . then there is no hope for Hong Kong,’ says Lam Wing-kee
Missing Hong Kong bookseller resurfaces, praises China
Lee Bo insists he was not abducted after his wife reported him missing in recent months
Emails suggest Hong Kong booksellers were abducted
Claims indicate publishers were taken by Chinese security officials for ‘political reasons’
Hong Kong’s cherished freedoms under threat
Territory is guaranteed autonomy but is dependent on China for economic well-being
Britain accuses China of violating Hong Kong treaty over bookseller
UK citizen was ‘involuntarily removed’ to mainland China, says foreign secretary
China dismisses US criticism over missing booksellers
US ‘deeply concerned’ over five Hong Kong booksellers believed to be in detention
China expels Swedish human rights worker Peter Dahlin
Dahlin had been detained on subversion charges and made confession on state TV
Wife of missing Hong Kong bookseller visits him on mainland
EU steps up rhetoric against China after nationals paraded on television
EU should sanction China for ‘confessions’, says press group
Journalist advocacy group RSF says footage of EU nationals is propaganda
Return of TV confessions spells trouble for dissidents in China
Political agenda clear as confessions recall tactics of self-criticism common in Mao era
Britain accuses China over suspected bookseller abduction
Britain’s foreign secretary stresses Hong Kong has its own judicial system
Mystery deepens as wife of missing Hong Kong bookseller calls off search
Lee Bo’s wife says she received fax from him but fears for safety of five missing men remain
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