SHANGHAI – China's share benchmark has fallen afoul of the country's Internet censors by appearing to mark the 23rd anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy protesters. In an unlikely coincidence certainly unwelcome to China's
Last days before monsoon season begins in India, Spanish miners frustrated over country's economy woes, a candlelight vigil held to mark the crackdown on the pro-democracy movement in Beijing's Tiananmen Square and more in today's daily brief.
Up until a few hours before the People's Liberation Army smashed through the city to clear the square, at 2 A.M. on June 4th, I—and, I believe, most other Beijing residents—thought [the demonstrators] had won. They had
By Keith Bradsher Analysts said the Shanghai stock market drop of 64.89 points on the 23d anniversary of the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy crackdown Monday is most likely a coincidence. HONG KONG — Maybe it was just a coincidence,
China continues what has become a recent tradition: Internet censorship.
