When China hosted its first Olympics in 2008, U.S. President George W. Bush was among more than 80 heads of state in attendance in Beijing. Fourteen years later, the 2022 Winter Games are set to…
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China Won’t Dial Down Aggression, Taiwan Preparing for the Worst: Official
A Taiwanese official in charge of relations with China said Communist Party leader Xi Jinping is not displaying particular urgency in wanting to resolve the issue surrounding Taiwan’s status.
Beijing names WeChat and other apps for data flaws and shuts down fan club apps, as scrutiny ratchets up
Naming and shaming of Chinese apps by the central government has now become a regular occurrence, and the MIIT has upped its surveillance since 2019.
China’s Wang says world should support Afghanistan, not pressure it
The world should guide and support Afghanistan as it transitions to a new government instead of putting more pressure on it, China’s State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Thursday in a …
COVID-19 pandemic: How relevant are earlier antibodies outside China?
For those reports saying antibodies were found to cross-react or cross-neutralize with SARS-CoV-2, the causative virus of COVID-19, in populations outside China before December 2019, how relevant are …
Coronavirus: China reports 5 new local cases, lowest since latest outbreak began
China reported five new locally transmitted Covid-19 cases on Thursday, as the country’s worst outbreak in months appears to be easing. It was the lowest daily number since the latest wave of cases …
Shenzhen sets up temporary protection zone for Bryde’s whale swimming off the southern Chinese coast
A whale inhabiting the coast near Shenzhen has been given a temporary protection area banning fishing and other craft from sailing in the zone as the creature shows no signs of leaving.
Beijing can’t yet trust Taliban’s terrorism promises, Chinese experts warn
Doubts that Taliban can cut ties with forces requested by China, because it fought alongside them, but building relations may aid counterterrorism efforts.
China’s Biggest ‘Bad Bank’ Will Get a Rescue
After months of silence about its future, the corporate giant Huarong Asset Management announced that it would receive financial assistance from a group of state-backed companies.
Trio provides loan to Shenzhen Expressway
Shenzhen Expressway Co has made its debut in the offshore loan market, raising a HK$8.3bn ($1bn) deal to support its acquisition of a subsidiary of Shenzhen Investment Holdings. The company has raised …
China’s state media criticizes social platforms amid crackdown
CNBC’s Eunice Yoon reports on China’s escalating business crackdown as state media criticizes social platforms.
China Cautions Japan Against Holding Party-Led Security Talks With Taiwan
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying urged Japan on Thursday to reconsider its arrangements with the Chinese-claimed island.
China marks Tibet anniversary with call to accept Communist Party rule
China on Thursday marked the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Tibet Autonomous Region on the roof of the world, with a call to accept the rule of the Communist Party. Beijing has ruled…
