Latest from Beijing

From naive teen to Olympic medalist, Luuka Jones shares her journey.

An exodus of Western banks prompts concern that China could fill the vacuum.

The visit by Wang Yi to Wellington will be his first since 2017.

But foreign investors remain wary after a years-long fall in the Chinese market.

Flight MH370 disappeared a decade ago. Many are still searching for answers.

The Olympics are intertwined strongly throughout hockey star Shea McAleese's life

Hamish McCostie has been recognised for services to outdoor recreation, Search & Rescue.

A Trudeau appointee earlier rejected an inquiry into the leaked intelligence.

Trading on Hong Kong’s stock market is suspended and hundreds of people are stranded.

The heavy rains have caused at least 20 deaths.

22 of the warplanes crossed the midline of the Taiwan Strait.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s visit to Beijing aims to mend strained relations.

Beijing experienced its second-hottest day on record – with temperatures soaring to 41.1C.

US Secretary of State makes gains but leaves Beijing with one big request denied.

The list of disagreements and potential conflict points is long.

Li Shangfu says so-called “freedom of navigation” patrols are a provocation to China.

China banned the Falun Gong movement in 1999, classifying it as an evil cult.

Covert offices have been reported across North America, Europe and in other countries.

A recent study suggests tourists will bring in trillions in 2023.

The crisis follows China's abandonment of its most severe virus restrictions last month.

Beijing is controlling access to crucial shipping lanes and strengthening its military.

Taiwan has once again emerged as a key point of tension in the US-China relationship.

Chorus of concern as China's foreign minister Wang Yi touches down in Solomon Islands.

Artificial isles bristle with anti-ship and anti-aircraft missiles, says US general.

Ted Anthony tours a place where "city" and "wall" can be the same thing.

New York Times: China didn't move mountains to host the Games - but it came close.

Government advice is ignored as hundreds of millions of people travel for holiday.

Sponsors are distancing themselves from China's historically dismal human rights record.

Strong winds blow sand from the Gobi desert across much of northern China.