Beijing has seen a robust recovery in tourism as it received more than 8.4 million tourists during the five-day May Day holiday that ended Wednesday, local authorities said. The figure marks an …
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Ex-Communist Party insider blasts Beijing after mockery of India’s pandemic
A Chinese dissident and former Communist Party insider is speaking out against Beijing after a government agency mocked the surge in COVID-19 cases in India on social media. Cai Xia, a former …
NASA Hails China Space Travel As ‘Unifying Force,’ But U.S. Law Bans Alliance
“Exploration is a global endeavor, each milestone contributing to humanity’s understanding of the universe, and we look forward to China’s contributions to increased scientific understanding,” NASA …
COVID-19 cases imported from India ‘unlikely’ to spark cluster infections in China
China has reported at least 18 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases imported from India or involving Indian citizens as of Wednesday, and a source from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention …
Three Chinese returnees suspected of contracting COVID-19 variant
A China CDC Weekly article has reported that three COVID-19 patients carrying B.1.617, a coronavirus variant first identified in October 2020 in India, flew from Nepal to SW China’s Chongqing …
Perception vs reality: Covid-19 relief supplies from China are purchases not aid
Not a single medical equipment imported to India is a ‘grant’ from China. But, Chinese envoy to India Ambassador Sun Weidong hasn’t once mentioned in his tweets that they are commercial purchases.
EU plans tightening foreign investment, with eye on China
The European Union is planning to tighten rules on foreign investment in its 27 members and boost production autonomy for sensitive strategic goods, two measures bound to hit China — amid already …
Joe Biden ‘Cleansing Himself’ of Soft-on-China Accusations: Beijing Analyst
Su Xiaohui told CCTV that Biden was deploying the U.S. military in an attempt to dispel fears that he would not stand up to Beijing.
Rocket debris from China’s space station launch is hurtling back to Earth — and scientists aren’t sure where it will land
Its fast speed makes its landing place nearly impossible to predict, but it is expected to make landfall in the coming days.
EU beefs up powers to control China investment
The EU commission on Wednesday unveiled new powers to block state-backed companies making unfair inroads into Europe, as the bloc seeks new ways to respond to China’s rise.
U.S. Flew Over Two Spy Planes a Day in South China Sea Throughout April
A Chinese think tank report said the U.S. Navy flew over 80 percent of all surveillance missions in the contested South China Sea last month.
U.S. Allies Diverge Over Labeling China’s Treatment of Uyghurs as Genocide
New Zealand’s government blocked a motion to use the designation, saying that would require rigorous assessment on the basis of international law.
Manila tells fishermen to ignore Beijing’s ban amid incursions
Philippines says fishing moratorium between May 1 to August 16 imposed by China since 1999 does not apply to Filipinos.
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