As China pushes a national reading initiative and AI reshapes information, one Shanghai shop offering 1,000 publications represents a vanishing era of relative editorial variety.

A daily check-in app sparks debate over sensitivities around death in China while grappling with the country’s growing crisis of solo-living and related safety concerns.

The government-run Chinese newspaper has gained access to the circulation network of an influential Arabic daily, expanding distribution across six Egyptian cities.

“There’s Still Tomorrow,” about domestic abuse and women’s emancipation, wins Best Foreign Film after a strong performance at the Chinese box office.

After eight years on air, Malaysian radio station CITY+ faces possible closure due to economic constraints.

Beijing’s film celebrating the 1683 conquest of Taiwan backfires,prompting authorities to censor criticism.

Beijing’s official news agency pushes “one country, two systems” talks for Taiwan.

KMT chair’s Russia remarks spark debate, but the interviewer’s confrontational style draws criticism from veteran Taiwan journalists.

Hong Kong’s leader urges civil servants to vote as a demonstration of loyalty, with state media demanding “unwavering support” for the electoral system.