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One of China's Type 052D guided missile destroyers is taking part in the naval drills with Russia and Iran

China Says Aircraft Carrier-Led Drill Near Taiwan To Be 'Regular Feature'

The Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy issued a statement late Monday to claim that the exercises were routine and assigned under an annual schedule.

China Hackers Used Fake Facebook Profiles To Spy On Uyghurs, FB Report Reveals

The Chinese hackers were once mentioned to be affiliated with Beijing.

Intel Leadership Moves Chip Manufacturing Out Of Asia

Intel is facing pressure to come up with bold ways to fend off fierce competition

The company will invest $20 billion in new factories in Arizona and Ireland after new leadership expressed concern over Asian manufacturing.

Sale Of Human Placenta From Funeral Homes, Medical Waste Thriving In China

People in Mainland China believe cooking and eating human placentas can cure tuberculosis and improve reproductive health.

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The WHO team and their China counterparts held a press conference in Wuhan at the end of their mission

China Runs Ads At Times Square Touting COVID Response, Calls For Unity

A Chinese state-backed press agency is running coronavirus-related messages in Times Square. “China has helped more than 80 countries and territories,” one said.

In a boost for poorer countries, the World Health Organization approved AstraZeneca vaccine

China COVID Vaccine 'Not Recommended' For Health Workers, Philippines FDA Says

China-based drugmaker Sinovac’s COVID-19 vaccine was approved for emergency use in the Philippines but was not recommended for health workers by the country's Food and Drug Administration. Trial data showed it had a lower efficacy when used for healthcare workers exposed to COVID-19.

Beijing claims historical rights to vast swathes of the South China Sea, including islands, reefs and atolls in the Spratlys

South China Sea: USS Russell Sails By Islands Claimed By China As US Takes Tough Stance

Destroyer USS Russell “asserted navigational rights and freedoms in the Spratly Islands, consistent with international law.”

More than 2.4 million people have so far died of the virus globally

UN Urges Global Vaccine Effort As Washington Pays WHO Dues

UN urges global vaccine effort as Washington pays WHO dues

Ex-president Donald Trump blasted the top Republican in the US Senate, Mitch McConnell, as "a dour, sullen, and unsmiling political hack" after McConnell blamed Trump for the January 6 assault on Congress.

Trump Urges Senate Republicans To Dump McConnell

Trump urges Senate Republicans to dump McConnell

In the two weeks since troops ousted Aung San Suu Kyi and took the civilian leader into custody, big urban centres and isolated village communities alike have been in open revolt

UN Envoy Issues Myanmar Warning After Suu Kyi Hit With New Charge

UN envoy issues Myanmar warning after Suu Kyi hit with new charge

Adidas shareholders have been pushing for a sale of Reebok for years

Germany's Adidas To Sell Long-struggling Reebok Unit

Germany's Adidas to sell long-struggling Reebok unit

China has been bullish about the development of its vaccine for the virus, with a number of state-backed firms working on the treatment

China Cracks Down On Fake COVID-19 Vaccines, Arrests 70 People

The suspects were arrested in 21 cases related to the production and distribution of fake coronavirus vaccines.

North Korea 'Tried To Hack' Pfizer For Vaccine Info - South's Spies: Reports

North Korea 'tried to hack' Pfizer for vaccine info - South's spies: reports

South Korean spies have reportedly said North Korean hackers tried to breach the computer systems of Pfizer seeking information on a coronavirus vaccine

North Korea 'Tried To Hack Pfizer' - South's Spies: Reports

North Korean hackers tried to break into the computer systems of pharmaceutical giant Pfizer in a search for information on a coronavirus vaccine and treatment technology.