Chinese Cyber Code Conflict

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Xi Jinping's notion of the Chinese dream is underlined by a nationalist conviction about China's need to defend its cultural identity. But will the Chinese dream unleash creativity and confidence, or crush it?

The mainland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has set up an office to deal with diplomatic activities involving cybersecurity, a spokeswoman announced yesterday....

In a recent opinion piece for the Global Times, Professor Liu Aming of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences’ Institute of International Relations write

BEIJING, June 19 (Reuters) - China has completed amonitoring scheme in restive Tibet that requires all telephoneand internet users to register under their real names, statemedia said on Wednesday, as

No Chinese telecoms equipment makers named as co-operating with US surveillance system

The dreaded thumb drive has struck the Defense Department again as word comes that NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden smuggled out thousands of classified documents on one of the portable devices, despite the military's efforts to ban them.

Edward Snowden’s revelations keep coming.

By Amine Bouchentouf Ever since China entered into its series of five-year economic plans in the late 20th century, it's not a stretch to argue that its economic rise has been one of the most impressive in human history.

Ottawa holds up approval of Russian entity’s bid for control of wireless carrier built on Chinese-made equipment

Telecoms equipment made by Chinese firms should be tested by the security services to protect against cyberattack, says a report.

Former CIA operative makes more explosive claims and says Washington is ‘bullying’ Hong Kong to extradite him

Although it faces strong resistance, reforms will be vital if the Chinese economy is to continue to evolve.

Since unveiling its Ascend P6, the Chinese smartphone maker is pushing harder for global presence.

BEIJING (Reuters) - China made its first substantive comments on Monday to reports of U.S.

In light of the recent NSA scandal, the answer to this question may be less clear than it once was.

TELECOMS equipment made by Chinese companies should be independently tested by the British government to guard against cyber-attacks, an intelligence report says.