Escalating tariffs on every piece of throwaway clothing contrast with Jeremy Hunt’s eagerness to host a multibillion-pound chinese IPO

Despite Congress threatening to ban the chinese-owned app, the service has unexpectedly been handed a presidential joker

Sentences of nearly seven years handed down over 2019 action that was pivotal moment in uprising against chinese rule

Industry minister says review of popular video app that is planning to expand in country has been ongoing since September 2023

Deal between Japanese carmakers involves components and software amid race to catch up with chinese EV firms

chinese Foreign Ministry earlier called proposed ban ‘act of bullying’

The chinese-owned video app has galvanised a new wave of activism while making a few people’s fortunes. Four TikTokkers tell Io Dodds what a ban would mean for them and their causes

The White House says the goal is to end chinese ownership, not ban the globally popular video app

Canberra expected to push for removal of remaining trade impediments after Wang Yi arrives next week

The US House of Representatives is due to vote on a bill giving chinese owner ByteDance about six months to sell that part of its business

U.S. lawmakers are threatening to ban TikTok but also say they are giving its chinese parent company a chance to keep it running

Copycat video feature Reels helps Meta app in fightback against chinese-owned rival

Linwei Ding, facing four counts of theft of trade secrets, accused of transferring confidential information to his personal account

chinese researchers say daily consumption of diet soda can increase atrial fibrillation risk by as much as 20%

The Philippines has accused China of carrying out “dangerous manoeuvres” that led to a collision between their coast guard ships in the South China Sea on Tuesday 5 March. Footage shared by the Philippine Coast Guard showed its vessel, BRP Sindan ...

Philippines spokesperson says chinese vessel carried out ‘dangerous manoeuvres’ during mission to resupply military outpost

Annual appearances were rare opportunity for foreign media to engage with high-ranking chinese officials

Tourism industry disappointed but hopeful chinese holidaymakers could return by year’s end – but economists predict a longer wait

Dean Carder abused his position as a security guard to prey on a foreign student, telling him a pack of lies about 'unauthorised guests' and a 'broken tenancy agreement' in a bid to squeeze cash out of him

Company accused of violations including chinese employees improperly downloading files relating to Pentagon programs