New disclosure requirement takes aim at online misinformation, other abuses; rule applies to self-media with many followers, focusing on public affairs, not daily personal life

76-year-old Zhong Gengci, former director of the Shenzhen transportation bureau’s freight management branch, was expelled from the party, but was not charged and still got to keep his retirement benefits

Debate on mental health emerges a hot topic on social media, after the singer was revealed to have suffered from depression for years

Li Haoshi, known by his stage name House, has been suspended by his employer after causing a social media storm with a joke about the Chinese military

The teacher’s classes had been repeatedly disrupted by cyberbullies since Covid curbs forced all teaching online in Xinzheng early last month

While Sunak’s elevation has been welcomed, there’s been chatter over whether the 42-year-old — the youngest U.K. leader since the 1800s — can save Britain’s economy, and if he will have a longer tenure than his predecessor Liz Truss

In the face of rising public anger, sportswear-maker Li Ning explained that the headgear was inspired by ancient Chinese helmets, outdoor protective caps and cotton hats

Four men in East China’s Jiangxi province were slapped with administrative penalties and sent to centralized quarantine after attending the service during an outbreak

A viral video of a woman in a white kimono being stopped by police in Suzhou topped Weibo’s trending stories on Monday, the anniversary of the Japanese surrender in World War II

Shareholders approved a privatization bid by a wide margin, as the company has failed to keep up with the latest trends

Weibo parent pioneered a workaround for listing that was later copied by Alibaba and Tencent

Entity led by Chairman Charles Chao offers $43.30 a share to pull Sina off Nasdaq amid rush by Chinese companies to withdraw from American markets

Social networking stalwart eyes imminent launch for lifestyle-sharing platform, as investor interest wanes