Volkswagen AG, China’s biggest foreign automaker which wants to sell over four million vehicles in the country, said the impact of the shortage remains unabated in the second quarter this year.

Chip shortage casts shadow on China's auto industry recovery

China reported its biggest daily jump in new Covid-19 cases in more than two months, as Ruili, a city on the border with Myanmar in southwestern Yunnan province.

China reports biggest jump in daily cases of Covid-19 in over 2 months

China's fresh provocations and its propaganda for 2021

Chinese officials, who have described the 12 as separatists, said the remaining two are minors and would have a separate hearing.

China: Trials begin for 10 of the ‘Hong Kong 12’ detained at sea

The group included two teenage activists, aged 16 and 17, who will not be charged and will be sent back to Hong Kong.

China jails 10 Hong Kong activists over border crossing

Dong’s video has since been deleted from her account. Twitter is banned in China but can sometimes be accessed through a VPN.

China's Ink activist who defaced Xi Jinping's poster reappears

China relaxes two-child limit policy over concerns of aging population and decline in birth rate

Xi Jinping celebrates China’s battle against the coronavirus as a success. But in the United States and other wealthy democracies, the pandemic has driven negative views of China to new heights, a survey published Tuesday showed.

Growing negative sentiment against China

China's trustworthiness plummets to new lows ever since the origin of COVID-19. Japan has most negative sentiment towards China.

China's trustworthiness plummets to new lows, Japan has most negative sentiment

Amid tensions in South China, a study has said that China has shown the "most interest" in emerging sea routes as climate change melts ice in the Arctic Ocean.

Polar Silk Road : China eyes strategic implications on future waterway

Two Australian journalists working in China's media outlets have been forced out of the country following an extraordinary diplomatic stand-off. Bill Birtles, the ABC correspondent in Beijing, and Michael Smith, the Australian Financial Review’s Shanghai-based China correspondent, flew back to Sydney on Monday.

Australian journalists flee China after diplomatic stand-off

China has put its homegrown COVID-19 vaccines on display for the first time, as the country where the contagion was discovered looks to shape the narrative surrounding the pandemic.

WION Dispatch: China vaccines on display for the first time; Here's the report

Chinese commercial banks overall posted a 9.4% fall in first half net profit, while the six biggest posted a 12% profit fall from a year ago

China banks' profits to drop as more loan are repriced

The effect of the new national-security law that China imposed on Hong Kong is extending far beyond the territory to American college campuses.

Your Story: American college campuses now in Beijing's reach

After two months of heavy floods across central and south-west China, officials have promised the dam can withstand the flows.

Concern escalates as China's largest dam hits highest level

Four cities along China's Yangtze river have declared top-level flood warnings over the past two days after torrential rain

Chinese cities along the river Yangtze on red alert

Chinese vaccine developer CanSino Biologics is in talks with Russia, Brazil, Chile and Saudi Arabia to launch a Phase III trial of its experimental COVID-19 vaccine

China's CanSino in talks with Russia, Brazil, Chile for Phase III trials of vaccine

After tense border tensions between India-China, Chinese troops have started to pull back at certain locations at the LAC. The first images have emerged from Galway valley and have been taken near PP14.

WION Dispatch: Apache and MIG-29s pressed into action, First pictures released

IAF conducts massive night operations in Ladakh: First pictures from ground zero PP14

In the first signs of a pull back of Chinese troops along the disputed Line of Actual Control (LAC), Chinese troops have “shifted” two kilometres from the site of the June 15 violent clashes

Chinese troops begin withdrawal from Indian territory | India-China | WION News

WION Exclusive: Chinese troops pull back 2 km from Galwan clash site | Sources | India-China

Chinese Foreign Ministry on Thursday briefed about Hong Kong's new National Security Bill. FM Spokesperson Zhao Lijian says that 'Hong Kong's security bill is China's internal matter of concern' he also added that 'They reject US congress bill over Hong Kong's security bill'

'New security law to uphold stability in Hong Kong', says Chinese Foreign Ministry

An expert committee on Thursday suggested Sri Lankan president Gotabaya Rajapaksa to not accept aid from the United States.

China caught in its own debt trap policy?

China launched a Beidou-3 navigation satellite late Monday to complete a project designed to provide military independence and immense commercial value.

China launches 100% domestically produced final satellite to complete Beidou system