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Washington's efforts to limit China's access to crucial cutting-edge technology continue.

Canadian politics have been rocked by allegations of interference by China in its federal elections.

It is China's first major move against a US chip maker, as tensions increase between Beijing and Washington.

The British-Malaysian comedian made a joke about the authoritarian government in Beijing.

The 34-year-old livestreamer's death sparks outcry and calls for a crackdown on video sites.

The president cancelled a visit to Papua New Guinea, amid growing Chinese influence in the region.

Worried of being held hostage economically by China, the G7 spells out its plan to escape.

As wealthy nations compete, Africa wants to keep more of the benefits from its natural resources.

The jump in China's exports was boosted by rising demand for electric vehicles and sales to Russia.

The BBC unpacks the guest list for this year's summit - who is on it, who is missing and why?

The joke likened the behaviour of his dogs to a slogan used to praise China's army.

As China becomes more assertive, Taiwan's security has become a growing concern for Japan.

Rishi Sunak had promised to close 30 Chinese state-sponsored Confucius Institutes in the UK.

The joke had linked the behaviour of a comedian's dogs to a military slogan by President Xi Jinping.

Ms Truss has asked the UK prime minister to deliver on pledges he made to clamp down on China.

The 35-year-old suspect allegedly downloaded large amounts of data before fleeing to China.

Son Jun-ho was taken at a Shanghai airport as he tried to leave the country, South Korean media say.

John Shing-Wan Leung, who is a permanent resident in Hong Kong, is given a life sentence.