Tag: China
Catholic university in Macau allowed to recruit students in mainland China
The University of Saint Joseph has been given, for the first time, “carte blanche” to recruit students from the mainland
China’s population enters ‘deep aging’ in many major cities
A recent analysis by the state-run China Business News found that 149 cities in China have now entered "deep aging"
New Wuhan bishop consecrated under terms of Vatican-China deal
Pope Francis appointed Father Francis Cui Qingqi as bishop of the Diocese of Hankou/Wuhan on June 23
Demolition gang beheads giant war deity in China’s Hubei
The 170 million yuan statue has been ordered demolished for violating the city’s historic and cultural protection plan
Catholic Church in China to ordain bishop for Wuhan on Wednesday,...
Father Giuseppe Cui Qingqi will be ordained bishop at "8:08" in the morning at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hankou, Wuhan
China mulls dropping punishments for couples who have more than three...
A draft amendment to the Population and Family Planning Law removes any punishment for having four or more children
Catholics in China celebrate communist party anniversary, forgo Marian pilgrimage
The situation on the ground has been different for underground Catholics than for those under the government-approved Patriotic Association
China signals crackdown on privacy, data, anti-trust to go on
China is set to draft new laws on national security, technology innovation, monopolies, education, as well as in areas involving foreigners
Risking China’s anger, Blinken meets representative of Dalai Lama in India
The meeting was one of the most conspicuous contacts between US and Tibetan officials since President Obama met the Dalai Lama in 2016
China’s WeChat suspends new user registrations amid tech crackdown
Online sources indicated that several other Chinese apps are also pausing new registrations


















