Erin Hale

Of­fi­cials are re­fus­ing to clar­i­fy what ac­tiv­i­ties are le­gal, re­flect­ing era of un­cer­tain­ty un­der na­tion­al se­cu­ri­ty law.

Dis­ney’s lat­est live-ac­tion fea­ture is fac­ing racial­ly charged blow­back from Chi­nese state me­dia and so­cial me­dia users.

For­mer ByteDance ex­ec­u­tive al­leges that Chi­nese of­fi­cials used ‘god cre­den­tial’ to get around pro­tec­tions for user data.

Rights groups are con­cerned that bid to weak­en en­crypt­ed com­mu­ni­ca­tions could harm dis­senters in au­thor­i­tar­i­an regimes.

Asian De­vel­op­ment Bank and World Bank have over­tak­en Chi­na as top source of de­vel­op­ment fund­ing, think tank says.

Taipei re­port­ed­ly con­sid­er­ing tougher path to per­ma­nent res­i­den­cy to guard against Chi­nese spy­ing.

Low-in­come coun­tries will not see un­em­ploy­ment rates re­cov­er to pre-pan­dem­ic lev­els in 2023, ILO says.

Warn­ing fol­lows open let­ter ear­li­er this year that called for a six-month pause on AI de­vel­op­ment.

Ex­perts fear the mis­use of AI to desta­bilise economies and gov­ern­ments. In­dus­try can’t be trust­ed to reg­u­late it­self.

Top au­tomak­ers’ de­pen­dence on steel steer­ing plan­et to­wards ‘cli­mate cat­a­stro­phe’, en­vi­ron­men­tal group says.