China sports

Peng Shuai’s stunning accusation of sexual assault should be situated within a larger context where tennis can be a vehicle for politics – exposing athletes to the possibility of exploitation.

As China lauds the success of the 2019 games in Wuhan, let's look at why Beijing is interested in such events at all.

Without state backing or public attention, the team has made its first-ever World Cup.

China's long-standing obsession with gold medals is giving way to something simpler: having fun.

Chinese investors are snapping up mid- to lower-tier English soccer clubs, hoping to find the next Leicester City.

China's sports investments -- overseas and at home -- are booming, thanks to friendly government policies.

The NFL's plans to expand in China involve tapping into the existing American football subculture.

China's Wanda Group is poised to become the world's largest sports company.

Plus, the Sunflower Movement moves on, pollution data from Beijing, and US football in Chongqing. Friday China links.