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Growth in China's manufacturing activity slowed last month, with officials pointing to a global shortage of shipping containers among other problems

Massive Delays At China Ports After COVID-19 Outbreak, Global Supply Chains Take A Hit

A port congestion in the major shipping hub of Guangdong province has resulted in delays in delivery and a spike in shipping costs.

Nuclear Leak Reported In China Plant; French Company Seeks US Help To Contain It

The the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant in China's southern Guangdong province

Biden Administration estimated the situation has not reached "crisis level" but acknowledged that the leak was increasing.

Infographic: Where Investors Earned The Most From Bitcoin In 2020

Nearly all countries recorded their biggest realized investment gains towards the end of 2020 as Bitcoin's price surged from $11,471 in mid-October to just over $29,000 by the end of the year.

Newapaper reports said three lab workers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology were hospitalised in November 2019 with coronavirus-like symptoms

COVID-19 Origins: Leak From Wuhan Lab Is Plausible, US Report Says

The new information comes after an intelligence report found that three researchers working at the Wuhan lab were hospitalized with COVID-19 symptoms more than a month before China announced the first case of SARS-COV-2.

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Members of the World Health Organization (WHO) team investigating the origins of the COVID-19 coronavirus visit the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Wuhan on February 3, 2021

Did COVID-19 Come From A Wuhan Lab? Former Top National Security Official Discusses Investigation

The origins of the virus may not become clear after an extensive investigation.

A glacier pictured in August 2019 on the eastern coast of Greenland, which has seen a reduction in snowfall due to a weather phenomenon called "atmospheric blocking"

Greenland Glacier Meltwater Has 'Surprisingly High' Mercury Levels: Study

Researchers called mercury a "toxic element of global concern” that bioaccumulates in the aquatic food web.

New Report Points To COVID-19 Lab Origin? Wuhan Scientists Were Hospitalized In November 2019

A new U.S. intelligence report says researchers from the Wuhan Institute of Virology required hospital care in November 2019, shortly before the confirmed outbreak.

China conducts a census every decade to determine population growth, movement patterns and other trends, and the sensitive data plays a major role in government policy planning

What Is China's 'Cooling Off' Law? Divorce Rates Drops 70% As Critics Warn Of Domestic Violence Increase

A new policy mandates a 30-day waiting period. It's cut divorces dramatically, but women's advocates say that's not necessarily a good thing.

Former aide Steve Bannon was one of 73 people pardoned by US President Donald Trump on his last day in office

Steve Bannon, Chinese Businessman At Center Of Sprawling QAnon Disinformation Network

Researchers with Graphika have discovered a sprawling network of businesses, media platforms, local action networks, and social media accounts spreading disinformation.

3 Leopards Escape China Safari Park, Zoo Faces Flak For Silence

Currently, the Hangzhou Safari Park is under indefinite closure, and the authorities are reviewing the park's management and safety.

NASA Slams China For Rocket Debris That Crashed Near Maldives

In a statement released Sunday, NASA administrator Sen. Bill Nelson criticized China after debris from the country's rocket landed in the Indian Ocean west of the Maldives archipelago.

Man Left Dangling From 330-Foot Bridge After Strong Winds Destroy Glass Panel [Photos]

The man crawled along the beam of the bridge to make it to safety.

India and China fought a border war in 1962 and have long accused each other of seeking to cross their frontier in India's Ladakh region, just opposite Tibet

India-China Border Tension: PLA Rotates Forces, Reinforces Border Infrastructure

A year after the first standoff in Pangong Tso in eastern Ladakh, China is further reinforcing its military positions and rotating forces along the Line of Actual Control.

A Philippine coast guard ship sails past a Chinese coast guard ship near Scarborough shoal in the South China Sea in May 2019

'Get The F--- Out'— Philippine Foreign Secretary Drops Diplomatic Language In Dispute With China

Teodoro Locsin Jr. swears at China on Twitter, asks it to leave the South China Sea.

The devastating coronavirus wave in India has even overwhelmed its crematoriums and graveyards

China Mocks India COVID-19 Crisis On Social Media, Receives Backlash

The posts came after Chinese President Xi Jinping promised support to help India through its coronavirus situation.

South China Sea: Beijing Warns Philippines On War Drills As Chinese Boats Remain Near Disputed Reefs

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin reasserted Beijing's claim over Spratly Islands, Pag-asa Island, and Scarborough Shoal.

Cyber Attack Targeting America's Remote Workers Points To China

The attack creates a backdoor spying on the victim for months.

Preschool Teacher In China Forces Student To Smell His Feet, Posts Photos On WeChat

A kindergarten teacher, identified only by his surname Liu, was sacked and detained in China after he made one of his students smell his feet and then posted photos of the incident on WeChat.

CoronaVac is produced by China's Sinovac firm with the Butantan Institute in Sao Paulo. It has been approved for emergency use in China, Indonesia and Turkey

Chinese Official Admits China-Made COVID-19 Vaccines' Effectiveness 'Not High'

A top Chinese health official on Saturday suggested giving higher doses of China-made vaccines or mixing them with other vaccines could boost effectiveness.

US Blacklists Chinese Supercomputer Centres Citing National Security Concerns

Citing national security concerns, the Commerce Department added seven Chinese supercomputing entities to a U.S. trade blacklist.

The two Uyghur former government officials were found guilty of carrying out 'separatist activities' in China's Xinjiang

US - China Climate Change Battle: 20-Year Intelligence Forecast Cites 'Cascading Global Challenges'

The National Intelligence Council has outlined the five most likely outcomes, all of which contend with climate disaster, mass migration and political chaos.

Taiwan's coastguard on Monday told AFP it recorded a huge spike in Chinese vessels illegally entering its waters to dredge sand

South China Sea: Taiwan Warns Of Shooting Down China Drones As PLA Holds Drills Around Island

Top official Lee Chung-wei told Parliament that Taiwan had spotted Chinese drones circling the Pratas Islands in the South China Sea

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.