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Twenty-two workers have been entombed underground at the Hushan mine near Qixia city in east China's Shandong province since a January 10 explosion

Rescuers Scramble To Free Chinese Miners Trapped Underground

Rescuers scramble to free Chinese miners trapped underground

China Calls For 'Better Angels' To Prevail In Reset With Biden's US

The front page of a Chinese newspaper showing the inauguration of US President Joe Biden. Beijing has called for a reboot of relations with Washington

China calls for 'better angels' to prevail in reset with Biden's US

Twitter Locks Account Of Chinese Embassy In US Over Uighur Women Tweet

China has come under fire internationally for its policies in Xinjiang, where it is believed over a million Uighurs and other Muslim minorities are in re-education camps

Twitter locks account of Chinese embassy in US over Uighur women tweet

The area evacuated is near Shanghai's historic Bund waterfront

Shanghai Neighbourhood Evacuated After Three Virus Cases

Shanghai neighbourhood evacuated after three virus cases

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"There is no reasonable alternative to WeChat for anyone wishing to maintain regular contact with the Chinese-speaking world," reads a lawsuit claiming the mobile app is used for spying on Chinese government critics

California WeChat Users Claim China Surveillance In Lawsuit

California WeChat users claim China surveillance in lawsuit

Graphic looking at countries with the highest coronavirus death tolls, and their respective death rates.

UK Virus Variant Sweeps World As Biden Warns Worse Is To Come

UK virus variant sweeps world as Biden warns worse is to come

Biden Inauguration: Relieved World Leaders Welcome New Normal In US

As Joe Biden is sworn in, international leaders look for a return to the normalcy of international relations.

China reported 2.3 percent GDP growth in 2020 - the slowest in decades but still the only major economy to post positive figures during the pandemic

Thousands May Be Held In China's New COVID Quarantine Camp

The quarantine camp went up in 138 hours and will hold 4,160 residents of Shijiazhuang, China.

66 million years ago an asteroid roughly twice the diameter of Paris crashed into Earth, wiping out all land-dwelling dinosaurs and 75 percent of life on the planet

Fossilized Dinosaur 'Butthole' Shows How The Giant Creatures Had Sex

A well-preserved "butthole" of a dinosaur is giving scientists more insight into its anatomy. Psittacosaurus was a Labrador-sized dinosaur that used its cloaca for multiple purposes, including pooping, peeing, breeding and egg-laying.

More than one million residents were banned from leaving Beijing, after a handful of coronavirus cases were detected in a southern district

Partial Lockdown In Beijing As UK Virus Variant Detected

Partial lockdown in Beijing as UK virus variant detected

China accused outgoing US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo of "outrageous lies" for saying Beijing was carrying a genocide against Uighurs

China Dismisses Pompeo Uighur Genocide Claim As 'Outrageous Lies'

China dismisses Pompeo Uighur genocide claim as 'outrageous lies'

The progress of the operation has been slow because rescuers are drilling through granite, officials say

Rescue Shaft Offers Hope For Trapped Chinese Miners

Rescue shaft offers hope for trapped Chinese miners

Jack Ma had virtually disappeared from the public eye since early November, when he was hauled in front of regulators

Alibaba's Shares Surge As Jack Ma Reappears

Alibaba's shares surge as Jack Ma reappears

Hong Kong prides itself as one of the world's most free economies, but transparency campaigners have long complained that lax regulations make it an easy place to launder money

Hong Kong Bank Staff Arrested In US$810m Laundering Probe

Hong Kong bank staff arrested in US$810m laundering probe

British barrister David Perry has been a favourite prosecutor for Hong Kong's government

Hong Kong Says Top UK Lawyer Has Quit Team Prosecuting Dissidents

Hong Kong says top UK lawyer has quit team prosecuting dissidents

Partial Lockdown In Beijing Over Covid-19 Outbreak

Partial lockdown in Beijing over Covid-19 outbreak

Alibaba's Jack Ma Appears For First Time Since Regulatory Crackdown

Ma, one of China's wealthiest people, disappeared from the public eye in early November, when he was hauled in front of regulators for an October speech critical of China's outdated financial system.