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MANILA, Philippines — Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Monday there was no way to stop Chinese from fishing in his country’s exclusive economic zone and he would not risk losing Filipino forces in a clash in the disputed South China Sea. “When Xi sa…

HONG KONG -- An overnight attack by white-clad assailants apparently targeting pro-democracy protesters raised tensions to new levels in Hong Kong on Monday as China harshly criticized the weekend demonstration, saying "central authority cannot be challenged.…

Last SlideNext Slide Michelle Obama is now the most admired woman in the world, beating out former title holder Angelina Jolie. According to a new poll by YouGov, the former first lady also rose above Oprah Winfrey (who ranks second this year), Queen Elizab…

President Donald Trump's administration is renewing its attacks on China's human-rights crisis as trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing appear to have stalled. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday singled out China's oppression of the Uig…

Much like the phantoms that materialise and disappear within the dusky corridors of Devotion, the game itself felt like an apparition. Launched in February, the solid Taiwanese horror game vanished from Steam just weeks afterwards, due to the discovery of in-…

China forced one horror game publisher to close, but the whole region felt it

According to well-known analyst Guo Minghao, Huawei is on track to sell 260 million phones in 2019. That would see the Chinese tech giant exceed the original projection of 250 million units for the year. In spite of being placed on the U.S. Entity List back …

Devotion developer Red Candle Games claims a scandal involving an art asset that mocked Chinese president Xi Jinping, and seemingly resulted in the game's publisher Indievent having its business license revoked in China, has caused "immeasurable harm." Outli…

Devotion developer Red Candle Games says a scandal involving an art asset that mocked Chinese president Xi Jinping, and seemingly resulted in the game's publisher Indievent having its business license revoked in China, has caused "immeasurable harm." Outlini…

Chinese authorities detained another Canadian citizen last week in the eastern city of Yantai, further raising diplomatic tensions between the two nations. Canadas foreign ministry confirmed that the unnamed person is receiving consular services, according t…