Tiananmen Car Crash

• China Executes Eight for 'Terrorist' Attacks in Xinjiang

  China has executed eight people for "terrorist" attacks in its restive far western region of Xinjiang, including three who "masterminded" a dramatic car crash in the capital's Tiananmen Square in 2013, state media said.

• China Executes Tiananmen Square Attackers

  China has executed eight people for "terrorist attacks," including three it described as "masterminding" a suicide car crash in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 2013, state media announced.

• China Sentences Three to Death for Tiananmen Attack: State Media

  Three people were sentenced to death Monday over a deadly suicide car crash last October that killed two people in Beijing's symbolic heart Tiananmen Square, state-run media said.

• China says Tiananmen attackers carried out reconnaissance trips

  Eight suspected Islamist separatists behind a deadly attack in the Chinese capital had carried out three reconnaissance trips and collected 400 litres of fuel in preparation for their assault on Tiananmen Square, state media said.

• Tiananmen attack cost 'terrorists' $6500: China state media

  China's state broadcaster said a deadly attack in Tiananmen Square cost eight "terrorists" $6500 to execute, as a rights group reported dozens of arrests in connection with the incident.

• Uighur group fears 'crackdown' after Tiananmen crash

  An overseas Uighur rights group fears a "fierce state crackdown" by China on the largely Muslim ethnic minority after Monday's car crash at Tiananmen Square, it said on Wednesday.

• Chinese police seek eight following Tiananmen attack

  A hotel manager says Chinese police are circulating a list of eight suspects wanted in connection with an apparent suicide car crash near Tiananmen Square in Beijing that killed five people and injured 38.

• China suspects Tiananmen Square crash a suicide attack: sources

  Chinese authorities suspect what initially appeared to be a car crash at Tiananmen Square on Monday was a suicide attack carried out by three men from the restive Xinjiang region who drove a vehicle into a crowd of bystanders and set it on fire.

• China stifles discussion of deadly Tiananmen crash

  A deadly car crash in Beijing's central Tiananmen Square received muted coverage in Chinese media on Tuesday, as a vast censorship apparatus suppressed unofficial accounts of the incident.