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Taipei has raised the alarm about the growing risks Taiwanese people could face when visiting China, pointing to an expanded state secrets l...

China concluded its week-long annual parliamentary meetings in Beijing Monday, passing amendments that will further consolidate Chinese President Xi Jinping’s power and vowing to adopt several new pieces of legislation that aim to safeguard China’s sovereignty and security interests. China’s rubber-stamp parliament passed revisions to the Organic Law of the State Council on Monday, which…

Chinas President Xi Jinping was attending the closing session of the National Peoples Congress in Beijing on Monday when his brew seemed to catch him by surprise.

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BEIJING: Chinese lawmakers have expanded Beijing’s state secrets law for the first time since 2010, widening the scope of restricted sensitive information to “work secrets”...

China’s efforts to improve its laws and regulations to safeguard national security will not be in conflict with its push to promote further opening-up, and an updated legal system could even play a more active role in providing a safer environment for foreign investment.

Neil Thomas and Jing Qian write about what to expect from the upcoming Two Sessions in March and what it says about where China is heading.

China expands state secrets law, encompassing "work secrets" amid concerns over national security and foreign business activities

Law requires protection of information that is ‘not state secrets but will cause certain adverse effects if leaked’.