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Normal text size Very large text size From a clandestine meeting of 53 people in a Shanghai house to 92 million members across China, the Communist Party of China has driven the longest and largest political movement the world has ever seen. In doing so, it has survived internal revolts, foreign invasions and economic devastation to wield more than 70 years in power. It has crushed internal dissent, wiped out cultural identities and overseen the fastest economic expansion of the modern age. “Follow the Party forever,” the banners in Beijing will declare on July 1, the date marked as the c...

During a wide-ranging interview, China's most high-profile diplomat admits he has almost no information about the espionage trial of Australian writer Yang Hengjun in Beijing.

Chinese diplomat Wang Xining says he has no information on the secretive trial of Australian writer Yang Hengjun During a wide-ranging interview, China's most high-profile diplomat admits he has almost no information about the espionage trial of Australian writer Yang Hengjun in Beijing. 1 June 2021 A senior Chinese diplomat in Canberra has admitted he has almost no information about the secretive trial of Australian writer Yang Hengjun. Dr Yang is being tried for espionage in a closed court in Beijing. But the former Chinese state security employee says he still has not been told w...

Chinese diplomat Wang Xining says he has no information on the secretive trial of Australian writer Yang Hengjun During a wide-ranging interview, China's most high-profile diplomat admits he has almost no information about the espionage trial of Australian writer Yang Hengjun in Beijing. 2 June 2021 A senior Chinese diplomat in Canberra has admitted he has almost no information about the secretive trial of Australian writer Yang Hengjun. Dr Yang is being tried for espionage in a closed court in Beijing. But the former Chinese state security employee says he still has not been told w...

You are here Home » News & events » All stories » Pandemic year points to more crisis for Australia and China Pandemic year points to more crisis for Australia and China 21 April 2021 2020 marked a year of rolling crises for both Australia and China that have shaken the two nations and their relationship, a new book from The Australian National University (ANU) argues. The China Story Yearbook: Crisis surveys multiple crises in both countries during the year of the metal rat, which symbolises a 'new day', including the COVID-19 pandemic, catastrophic floods in China and devastating ...