Xi Jinping
Dr. Li Wenliang warned authorities of the new virus, but was reprimanded. Now he's the face of simmering anger at the ruling Communist Party.
Police forced the doctor to sign a statement claiming he was spreading falsehoods about the coronavirus, which later took his life.
Sources told CNN that Trump brought up his rivals' political prospects and promised to stay quiet on the Hong Kong protests in the same call.
The country's media regulator reportedly notified journalists working in state media that they'll need to pass the test before their press cards can be renewed.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
For the first time since Trump launched his trade war, American households face price increases.
A march was not permitted by police, but protesters took to the streets anyway, building a wall out of barricades and setting it on fire.
The president has been under pressure to scale back a U.S.-China trade war partly blamed for a global economic slowdown.
The conflict over trade and technology is threatening to tip a weakening global economy into recession.
“Don’t let anyone tell you that we’re paying. We’re not paying," he insisted. Yes we are.
Negotiations are "back on track," Trump tells reporters in Osaka.