The Telegraph experiences first-hand Beijing’s aggressive behaviour in the South China Sea that risks sparking a geopolitical crisis

Cambridge University has come under pressure to revoke the Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam’s honorary fellowship, as police in the city warn protests have left it "on the brink of total breakd...

This is being seen as a retaliatory step in terms of reputational cost to Beijing, after India inflicted economic cost to Beijing by banning Chinese mobile apps.“Given the large Indian community that...

A British surgeon has accused the Hong Kong government of deliberately targeting medics during last years protests

A journalist who lost her eye filming protests in Hong Kong has launched a legal bid to unmask the police officer who shot her with a rubber bullet.

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A former British consulate employee who was detained in China last year said he has cut ties with his family and relatives in Hong Kong and the mainland to avoid them being harassed.

Of 30 local businesses located near the attack that spoke to the Post, only two said they had been approached by police.

Anti-China protest movement meets coronavirus at makeshift health checkpoints

A Hong Kong legislator who was temporarily blinded after a riot officer lifted his protective goggles to fire pepper spray directly into his eyes on New Year’s Day has vowed to return to the frontl...

Electroshock weapons such as tasers and less powerful devices assessed for their suitability for frontline policing.

Joanna has often visited Taiwan, an easy one-hour flight from her home in Hong Kong.

The online movement is a rare moment of solidarity against China's geopolitical behaviour, as the coronavirus outbreak breeds activists

In a Telegraph interview, digital minister Audrey Tang explains Taiwan's innovative strategies to tackle false online claims

Leading Hong Kong medics have accused the police of violating international norms after emergency workers were detained and blocked from treating injured protesters during the violent siege of the...

A legal row has broken out after a teenage girl was arrested outside the UK’s Consulate General in central Hong Kong, in what activists claim was a breach of British diplomatic territory.

Mike Pompeo said the United States 'stands ready to assist our friends in the UK'

The government has shown its determination to suppress demands for meaningful democracy, says Hong Kong journalist Ilaria Maria Sala

Police officers inspect a part of a Russian Kh-55 cruise missile in a park in Kyiv, March 24, 2024. REUTERS/Valentyn OgirenkoRussia attacked the Lviv region, with one of its missiles briefly flying...

Critics have said the annual Amarnath pilgrimage could lead to a devastating wave of the coronavirus in India-administered Kashmir, which has underequipped health care facilities.The local government...

The foreign secretary says Beijing should be allowed some breathing space to reconsider their plans to impose a new security law.

Zhao Lijian, a top spokesman for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said a swap is 'within the rule of law' and could offer 'resolution to the situation of the two Canadians'

Michael Yon is best known for his work covering wars in Iraq and Afghanistan

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has spoken out against the treatment of Uighur Muslims in China, and a controversial Hong Kong security law, in a speech to the Chinese business community in New...

Demands for democracy span generations as anti-government protesters take to the streets of Bangkok again

The allegations suggest Beijing was hoping for backing for a potential invasion of Taiwan

The Czech capital Prague branded China "unreliable" and a “bully” as it scorned the economic might of Beijing to sign a partnership agreement with Taipei in a move seen as evidence of a cooling of...

Beijing angered its Southeast Asian neighbours by creating two administrative units on the disputed Paracel and Spratly islands

Vice President William Lai became Taiwan's most senior official to visit Japan in five decades as he made a private trip to Tokyo to pay his respects on Monday following the recent killing of former...

The movie's star Liu Yifei sparked boycott calls last year when she vocalised her support for the police during the Hong Kong protests

It’s hard for “K” to pinpoint the exact moment he believes he suffered a brain haemorrhage during a violent arrest by two undercover officers in Hong Kong’s main shopping district at the end of a...

CLOSER links between Scotland and Taiwan are to be fostered through the staging of the first Taiwan film festival in Edinburgh next month.

China is putting growing pressure on the self-governing island

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The head of the Czech Senate declared himself to be Taiwanese in a speech at Taiwan's parliament on Tuesday, channelling the late U.S. President John F. Kennedy's defiance of communism in Berlin in...

International lawyers say the UK was not legally obliged to accept the dismissal of Kyaw Zwar Minn

Human rights groups say the 12 are at risk of torture and injustice

A former European Union ambassador is believed to be among three Germans under investigation on suspicion of spying for China.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. Security Council on Tuesday discussed the International Court of Justice’s order that Myanmar must do all it can to prevent genocide against the Rohingya Muslims, but...

Washington CNN —Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt, who faced swift backlash since tweeting a photo of himself and his children at a crowded restaurant Saturday, declared a state of emergency on Sunday as the...

Chinese president Xi Jinping is visiting Myanmar to finalise billions of dollars in investment projects, and to shore up Beijing’s influence over the pariah South East Asian nation shunned by the...