Inma Bonet

The case of Daniel Sancho, who has admitted to the murder of Edwin Arrieta, has shaken the paradisiacal island of Kho Pha-ngan

From sharing payments to calling a taxi or filing for a divorce, this platform centralizes almost every daily activity, thus becoming the most voracious data collection tool

Vietnam refuses to screen the American film due to an allegedly pro-Beijing map

Beijing has placed export controls on two critical minerals for making semiconductors and introduced a law that places the Communist Party at the center of foreign policy

PDD Holdings, the parent of e-commerce platform Pinduoduo and Temu app, moved its headquarters to Ireland due to growing American suspicion of China’s tech companies

The diplomat appointed by Beijing to seek a negotiated solution to the war believes there is still a ‘risk’ of an escalation of the conflict

Li Hui, who will next week travel to five European countries, will be the highest-ranking Chinese official to visit Ukraine since the Russian invasion began

The state of health of an animal named Ya Ya had become the focus of a heated debate that triggered displays of nationalism on Chinese social media

In addition to targeting specific companies, Beijing is considering limiting access to materials and technologies in industries that it dominates, such as intelligent vehicles and the photovoltaic sector

The Chinese dietary staple is of such economic importance to Beijing that the government has encouraged construction of multi-storey buildings dedicated exclusively to pig farming

The president has asked government officials to pay more attention to the concerns of employees who say it would further hurt work-life balance in a country known for its workaholic culture

Chinese policymakers are meeting this week in Beijing to set a course for the Asian giant

While the US and Europe cite security risks and take measures to ban the app from the devices of their staff, Beijing sees it as a ploy to curb its technological development

A lack of transparency over the scale of the latest outbreak and concerns over the possibility of new variants emerging have led to new restrictions in several countries

Beijing’s decision to end its strict zero-Covid policy has led to a spike in cases. Although official national figures remain low, local authorities have reported between 500,000 and a million per day

After three years of iron-fisted containment measures and recent backtracking on its zero-Covid policy, government officials and state media are now downplaying the risk of the virus

The National Assembly has decided to do away with the traditional method of calculating age, by which babies are born one year old, to standardize the country’s legal and administrative system

Xi Jinping’s decision to continue with a strict zero-covid policy is becoming less popular among large sections of the population, who see other countries adapting to life with the virus

In a rare sight, protesters were heard calling for the resignation of the Chinese president and criticizing the Communist Party

In recent months, China has seen several coronavirus outbreaks, despite its strict policy to control transmission of the virus

Kim Jong-un welcomes the maneuvers, while Seoul says it will not hesitate to respond firmly to an escalation of provocations

The exercises will take place in the Russian Far East between August 30 and September 5

Just 12 days after Nancy Pelosi’s controversial trip to the island, four members of US Congress met with the Taiwanese president.

Most Taiwanese prefer to maintain the status quo, although the two main parliamentary groups hold radically opposing views

In order to leave Hainan island, travelers must present five negative tests within the space of seven days

The news comes as China’s People’s Liberation Army announced fresh exercises in the seas and airspace around the self-ruled island

Beijing reacts to the American politician’s trip with military exercises, but experts see little likelihood of war