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President Joe Biden's administration has turned the page on human rights policies of former secretary of state Mike Pompeo, a hawkish evangelical Christian, seen in December 2020 in Atlanta

China To 'Infect Millions More' With COVID-19 As Residents Start Traveling: Pompeo

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo wants Chinese President Xi Jinping to be held accountable for the current surge of COVID-19 in China.

50% Of Travelers On China To Italy Flights Tested Positive For COVID-19

Covid cases are surging in China, sparking fears about the outbreak's impact on the global economy

Italy has imposed mandatory COVID-19 testing for all travelers from China after 50% of passengers on two flights to Milan tested positive for the virus.

Here's What To Expect From Putin And Xi's 'Very Important' Meeting On Friday

Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks to China's President Xi Jinping during the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation leaders' summit in Samarkand on September 16, 2022

Kremlin said Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping would discuss issues related to the two countries' "real strategic partnership."

Illustration picture of China's yuan and Russia's rouble banknotes

China Eases Up On Non-Fungible Tokens; Set To Launch National Digital Asset Marketplace

The upcoming marketplace, whose name translates to "China Digital Asset Trading Platform," runs on the blockchain called the "China Cultural Protection Chain."

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China late Monday scrapped quarantine for inbound travellers from January 8 onwards, dismantling the last remaining piece of its stringent zero-Covid policy and ending some of the world's harshest border restrictions

US Considering Travel Restrictions Amid Covid Surge In China

China is easing travel restrictions after almost three years of strict COVID-19 policy, but as cases rise, the U.S. and other countries are growing cautious.

Travellers walk at a terminal hall of the Beijing Capital International Airport in Beijing, China March 23, 2022.

China To Drop Quarantine Requirement For Foreign Travelers

Travelers entering China will still have to undergo PCR testing 48 hours before departure and wear masks while on their flight.

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

China Conducts 'Strike Drills' Around Taiwan In Response To US 'Provocation'

Taiwan's defense ministry condemned China's latest move, accusing the country of "resolving differences by force" and "destroying" regional stability.

Universities Move To Ban TikTok In Crackdown Over Cybersecurity Fears

A number of universities across the U.S. are moving to ban TikTok after states signed legislation forbidding the app on government networks and devices.

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination to elderly people at a vaccination center on the outskirts of Shanghai

Singer Deliberately Infects Herself With COVID-19, Faces Online Backlash

Jane Zhang said she experienced symptoms like headache, sore throat and body aches after visiting the homes of infected people.

China is the biggest investor in Africa, pumping in about $148 billion in railroads, ports and airports in exchange for oil and commodity supplies

Africa Is Beginning To See The Ugly Side Of China's Investment Model

African countries have hardly seen the traditional "multiplier" effects associated with construction projects, while they have seen their private and public debt soaring.

Covid-19 is spreading rapidly across China after three years of strict containment measures ended

China's COVID-19 Surge Could Cause 1 Million Deaths By 2023: IHME

A new model predicted that China's daily COVID-19 death toll would reach 5,362 by April 2023.

US soldiers participate in a South Korea-US joint military exercise on October 19, 2022. If the US military, the world's biggest by expenditure, were a country, it would have the world's highest per capita emissions

US Military Budget To Reach $858 Billion As China, Russia Threats Grow

The record $858 billion military spending bill has been approved by the Senate and will now go to President Joe Biden to be signed.

Illustration picture of semiconductor chips on a circuit board

Spending Tens Of Billions Of Dollars Won't Help China Catch Up With Taiwan And South Korea In Semiconductors

China's chip manufacturers made some progress in advanced semiconductors, but the country remained highly dependent on Taiwanese and South Korean imports.

Visitors walk on the Cotai Strip, Macau's main gambling area, on Friday

Macau Casino Giants Pledge $15 Billion For 10-year Licences

Macau casino giants pledge $15 billion for 10-year licences

The format of TikTok posts makes it easier to create misinformation, experts say

North Dakota Joins Growing List Of States To Ban TikTok For State Employees

North Dakota joins a growing list of Republican-led states to ban the popular social media app TikTok from state-owned devices.

Hong Kong Removes Some COVID-19 Travel Restrictions For Tourists

Hong Kong is scrapping the use of a contact tracing app and movement restrictions for incoming travelers.

Blizzard Negotiating With New Distribution Partners In China

Blizzard informs Chinese players that the company is in talks with potential distribution partners.

Chinese military helicopters fly past Pingtan island, one of mainland China's closest points to Taiwan, on August 4, 2022

China's Military Threats Against Taiwan 'Getting More Serious Than Ever,' Foreign Minister Says

The Taiwanese foreign minister has expressed concerns that the growing Chinese incursions in Taiwan's territory would lead to accidents.

Workers operate a knitting machine at a textile factory of Texport Industries in Hindupur town in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, India, February 9, 2022.

Why India Cannot Replace China As The 'Factory Of The World'

India still needs to be ready to place this role, especially in the semiconductor sector, which is at the center of the U.S. and China trade antagonism.

Spicy Meal Gives Woman A Cough So Terrible It Leaves Her With Broken Ribs

The woman heard a cracking sound coming from her chest while coughing.

A fleet of Chinese vessels anchored at the Whitsun Reef has sparked a diplomatic row between Manila and Beijing

China Militia Vessels Are 'Swarming' West Philippine Sea; Aim To 'Cut The Philippines Off'

A Filipino maritime law expert expressed concern about the report and suggested that China could drive away Filipino fishermen and undermine oil explorations.

Apple Will Allow iCloud Backups To Be Fully Encrypted, Option Available By Year-End

Apple will allow user-stored data on its cloud feature to be end-to-end encrypted, a move that will both maximize privacy and anger law enforcement agencies.

Illustration shows Elon Musk image on smartphone and printed Twitter logos

Democrats Want Musk To Tell All About Reported Twitter Suppression Of Chinese Protests

House Democrats sent a letter to Twitter CEO Elon Musk asking him to answer questions related to the reported suppression of Chinese protesters on the platform.