North Korea and China have agreed to resume passenger train services between Pyongyang and Beijing as early as next month ...

With the Beijing Olympics set to begin, a group of international scientists is once more calling for a "comprehensive international investigation" into the origins of COVID-19.. It's the latest in ...

The COVID-19 pandemic was almost certainly the deadliest and costliest event of the 21st century. Beijing’s ability to escape virtually any accountability are equal parts confounding and ...

Here is how quickly things can change with this Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. After 55 days without any new reported infections and an easing back to sort of, kind of normal life in Beijing ...

Until last week, Beijing seemed to have all but moved on from the coronavirus pandemic. But that facade of normalcy was shattered last week, when a fresh cluster of coronavirus cases emerged from ...

While the world fights the coronavirus pandemic, China is fighting a propaganda war. Beijing’s war aim is simple: shift away from China all blame for the outbreak, the botched initial response ...

Had the Chinese government been more transparent at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of lives could have been ... Beijing’s ability to escape virtually any accountability—and ...

Since the start of the pandemic, China has recorded about 4,600 COVID-19 deaths, compared with 883,000 in the USA, according to Our World in Data, an online statistics website affiliated with ...

The COVID-19 pandemic caught the world off-guard, but it should not have come as a surprise. Experts had long cautioned that a deadly global pandemic was possible — and, indeed, that such a risk ...

German Chancellor Angela Merkel speaks to the media to announce further measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease the virus causes, March 22, 2020 in Berlin, Germany.

By April 26, the coronavirus pandemic had killed more than 200,000 people and sickened more than 2.8 million worldwide, according to data collected by The New York Times.

Until last week, Beijing seemed to have all but moved on from the coronavirus pandemic. But that facade of normalcy was shattered last week, when a fresh cluster of coronavirus cases emerged from ...