WHO team in Wuhan visits animal health facility, looks for clues on COVID-19 origins
WHO team in Wuhan visited an animal health facility on Tue morning, Reuters reported. A member of the team said in a Tweet they are “meeting with key staff in…
China’s Xinjiang adds 461,100 urban new jobs in 2020
Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region added 461,100 new urban jobs in 2020, authorities said Tuesday. Xinjiang took a variety of measures to ensure stable employment, including support for entrepreneurship…
US should invite WHO experts to investigate virus origins, just as China did: FM
US should invite WHO experts to investigate virus origins, just as China has: FM While a WHO expert team for virus origins-tracing in Wuhan visited a number of places, including hospitals,…
Shepherding white-hot global vaccine battle, China injects new energy in the world’s fight against COVID-19: observers
China offers to bridge gap of global vaccine shortage Amid a white-hot global vaccine battle, where a row caused by the EU and the UK, and US pharmaceuticals over the…
Hyping Xinjiang topic to contain China may further damage bilateral ties, experts warn US
Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region welcomes people from all around the world, including officials from the new US administration, to visit but it opposes any presumption of guilt, senior…
Beijing reports H5N8 bird flu in swans at Old Summer Palace, disinfectant work underway
Beijing reported an outbreak of H5N8 bird flu on Monday, which was detected in the Old Summer Palace in the city’s Haidian district, and has caused the deaths of three…
Serbia’s efforts to build ties with China pay off with leading vaccination scale in Europe
Serbia recently became the first European country to approve the use of Chinese-developed COVID-19 vaccines during the pandemic, with Serbian scholars saying Beijing is Belgrade's most significant friend in dealing…
Epidemic-related travel curbs may drag Chinese airlines’ income for the Spring Festival travel rush down 60-70%
Dampened by the nation's policy of encouraging residents to stay in their cities of work, air and rail travel for the Chinese Spring Festival have fallen sharply. The situation sends…
‘Scan to order’ should not be the only choice for diners: expert
As digital food ordering has become increasingly adopted by restaurants in China, some restaurants are starting to require diners to order food only through QR code-based digital menus, which has…
China’s COVID-19 test fees ‘fraction of US’
Govt cuts costs to ease public pressure ahead of festival travel rush Despite booming demand for nucleic acid tests, especially as the travel rush of the Spring Festival holidays nears,…