BEIJING--A Beijing court ruled against a Chinese woman on Tuesday in a #MeToo case that wound through the ... After the #MeToo movement swept China, authorities responded with legal changes ...

China began allowing citizens to confirm Covid-19 infections using antigen tests and ended the practice of identifying suspected cases, as Beijing moves to dismantle the remaining vestiges of the ...

China is in the middle of what may be the world’s largest covid-19 outbreak after authorities abruptly loosened almost three years of strict pandemic restrictions in December following ...

China has also only been recording Covid infections at hospitals and fever clinics for those with recognised symptoms. Asymptomatic cases and positive results from home testing kits are not recorded ...

But officially, China is reporting relatively low numbers of Covid cases and a tiny number of deaths. Because it has ended its mass testing programme, Chinese authorities no longer have reliable ...

More countries around the world are joining the U.S. in imposing new rules on travelers from China amid concern over a lack of transparency from Beijing about surging COVID-19 cases. The explosion ...

So, the Chinese figure is not plausible; either cases have been overestimated or deaths have been underestimated. Even if China has not yet reached 900 million cases, lessons from other countries ...

Coronavirus cases have surged in China since the country relaxed its draconian "zero-COVID" strategy last month, but officials there are likely undercounting the extent of the outbreak ...

Oil prices settled higher on Tuesday in choppy trading after China posted weak but expectation-beating annual economic growth data and on hopes that a recent shift in its COVID-19 policy will ...

as investors worried about fuel demand as the global economy slows and COVID-19 cases grow in China. Brent futures settled at $77.84 a barrel, falling $4.26, or 5.2%. U.S. crude settled at $72.84 ...