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Hong Kong Tycoon Remains In Jail After Landmark Challenge To Security Law

Hong Kong tycoon remains in jail after landmark challenge to security law

Time To Team Up And Tackle Long Covid, Says WHO Expert

The World Health Organization is hosting a first global seminar on Long Covid on February 9

Time to team up and tackle Long Covid, says WHO expert

N. Korean Diplomat Told Daughter To 'Come Find Freedom': Report

South Korea's border with the North is one of the most heavily fortified in the world

N. Korean diplomat told daughter to 'come find freedom': report

The Chinese flag behind razor wire at a housing compound in Yangisar in China's western Xinjiang region in June 2019

China Has Stolen The Personal Data Of 80% Of American Adults: Report

A person's biodata, including DNA, can be used by companies to create a monopoly over therapy and drugs needed to treat a medical condition.

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Xiaomi's stock price dropped more than 10 percent following the US blacklisting

Smartphone Giant Xiaomi Sues To Reverse US Blacklisting

Smartphone giant Xiaomi sues to reverse US blacklisting

Britain's International Trade Secretary Liz Truss said joining the CPTPP would offer 'enormous opportunities'

Britain To Apply To Join Asia-Pacific Free Trade Bloc

Britain to apply to join Asia-Pacific free trade bloc

Members of a WHO team investigating the origins of Covid-19 arrived at the closed Huanan Seafood wholesale market in Wuhan on Sunday

WHO Probe Team Visits Wuhan Market At Heart Of First Virus outbreak

A team of WHO experts investigating COVID origins went to a market in Wuhan where one of the first reported clusters of infections emerged.

A BN(O) passport is available to a huge number of people -- about 70 percent of Hong Kong's 7.5 million population

Britain Opens Visa Scheme For Millions Of Hong Kongers

Britain opens visa scheme for millions of Hong Kongers

Employees work on a dry-type transformer production line at an electrical production factory in Haian, in eastern China's Jiangsu province

China Factory Activity Slows Slightly On New Covid-19 Wave

China factory activity slows slightly on new Covid-19 wave

WHO experts are visiting Wuhan, China, to seek clues about the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, under intense media scrutiny

WHO Virus Probe Team Visits China Propaganda Exhibit, Hospital In Wuhan

WHO virus probe team visits China propaganda exhibit, hospital in Wuhan

A row has erupted between Britain and Europe over supplies of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine

EU Backs Off Jab Threat In Britain Row As WHO Warns Against 'Vaccine Nationalism'

The European Union on Friday backtracked on a threat to restrict exports of coronavirus shots to Northern Ireland in its growing row with Britain, as the WHO warned against "vaccine nationalism".

Chinese vessels are frequently accused of fishing illegally around the world, often thousands of kilometres from home

Vanuatu Detains Chinese Fishing Boats, Russian Yacht

Vanuatu detains Chinese fishing boats, Russian yacht

The push into electric cars by General Motors comes as it faces competition from other automakers and as President Joe Biden declares the environment a top priority

China Takes The Wheel As Automakers Pivot To Electric Cars

Investment by the Chinese government into electric car tech seems to have paid off with Chinese markets now the center of the auto industry.

Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou leaves her Vancouver home to appear in the British Columbia Supreme Court on September 23, 2019

Canadian Court Refuses To Relax Chinese Exec's Bail Terms

Canadian court refuses to relax Chinese exec's bail terms

Members of the WHO team in Wuhan walk in the grounds of the Hilton Wuhan Optics Valley Hotel

WHO Virus Probe Begins With Fieldwork In Ground-zero Wuhan

WHO virus probe begins with fieldwork in ground-zero Wuhan

British National (Overseas)Â status is a legacy of British colonial rule over Hong Kong

China To 'No Longer Recognise' UK-issued BN(O) Passport For Hong Kongers

China to 'no longer recognise' UK-issued BN(O) passport for Hong Kongers

Rob Malley, a former lead US negotiator during the Iran nuclear deal talks, has been named the new US special envoy for Iran

US Names New Iran Envoy, Policy Hawks Cry Foul

US names new Iran envoy, policy hawks cry foul

Profits At India's Tata Motors Surge On Pent-up Demand

Profits at India's Tata Motors surge on pent-up demand

Chinese navy ships, including the aircraft carrier Liaoning, during military drills in the South China Sea

South China Sea War Looming? US Vows To Defend Philippines Against Chinese 'Threat'

While the Philippines has already registered its protest with Beijing, security analysts termed the move "a time bomb that can explode any time"

HNA Group, China's largest private aviation conglomerate, is facing bankruptcy and restructuring

Chinese Conglomerate HNA Group Faces Bankruptcy, Restructuring

Chinese conglomerate HNA Group faces bankruptcy, restructuring

Taiwan's GDP grew at nearly three percent in 2020, making the island one of the world's strongest-performing economies during the coronavirus pandemic

Taiwan Reports 3% GDP Growth In Pandemic-hit 2020, Beating China

Taiwan reports 3% GDP growth in pandemic-hit 2020, beating China

Lai Xiaomin at his trial in August in Tianjin in northern China

China Executes Ex-banker In Bribes, Bigamy Case

China executes ex-banker in bribes, bigamy case

Beijing insists it 'peacefully liberated' Tibet in 1951 and brought development to a once backward region but many Tibetans accuse it of exploitation

China Releases Tibetan Activist After Five Years In Jail

China releases Tibetan activist after five years in jail

Hong Kong's economy has been hit by both the coronavirus and social unrest in recent months

Hong Kong Economy Shrank A Record 6.1 Percent In 2020

Hong Kong economy shrank a record 6.1 percent in 2020

Hong Kong requires people to quarantine at designated hotels to prevent the spread of the coronavirus

Fighting Cabin Fever During Hong Kong's Three-week Quarantine

Fighting cabin fever during Hong Kong's three-week quarantine

US sanctions on Chinese telecoms giant Huawei have hammered the firm's sales as it struggles to meet demand

Huawei Smartphone Sales Plunge As US Sanctions Bite

Huawei smartphone sales plunge as US sanctions bite

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