CHINA

Doctors performed a nearly 2-hour surgery and removed a hairball that weighed as much as a brick from her stomach.

Xi Van Fleet, a survivor of Mao Zedong's communist revolution, said the Chinese people have reached their breaking point due to Xi Jinping's zero-COVID policy.

Hong Kong-based Achelous to clean up EV battery waste.

The ongoing Russian-Ukraine war and lockdowns in China in the face of interest rate hikes could renew supply chain woes and push the U.S. economy into stagflation in 2023.

A report from the Economic Daily shows that Chinese EV battery manufacturers will produce more GWh than needed by 2025.

Chinese automakers continue to drive out foreign competitors following the Oct. 31 bankruptcy filing of the Stellantis Jeep joint venture.

The owner of the farm claimed that initially, only a few sheep were involved but the whole flock joined the circling group later.

Beijing thinks Taiwan belongs to China, and it has stepped up its political and military campaign to make Taipei part of the "motherland."

A newly released livestream shows Chinese police in hazmat suits beating Foxconn factory workers at a facility in Zhengzhou, China, the world's largest Apple iPhone manufacturer.

The Soviet classic Moskvich is redesigned using Chinese technology.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz warned that Russia could be planning to escalate its invasion of Ukraine, as its military losses continue to pile up.

Volkswagen has yet to meet their sales goal in China due to the after-effects of lockdowns.

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris hailed the "long and enduring" relationship between the United States and the Philippines and their respect for international law.

The U.S. GDP could take a hit of 5% to 10% if China seizes Taiwan's semiconductor industry.

House Republicans accused President Joe Biden of allegedly covering up his involvement in his son Hunter's overseas business dealings.

Two mixed Uyghur-Han couples were reportedly offered over $5,000 to enter arranged marriages.

Access to Blizzard games in China set to end in January 2023 after partnership with NetEase ends.

Chinese citizens are expressing their impatience with the Covid lockdown policies and taking to the streets in rare protests.

The tensions between China and Canada have already been high since the two countries began trading accusations of spying.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) began investigating the alleged spy after Hydro-Quebec's corporate security unit grew suspicious of him.

President Joe Biden warned Chinese President Xi Jinping not to take "aggressive" actions against Taiwan.