China unveils tax policies to aid epidemic control
China has unveiled a raft of tax policies to reduce financial burdens on some sectors and support the country's fight against the novel coronavirus epidemic. For firms in the transportation,…
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Chinese FM denies China spying on Africa CDC
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying rebuffed a US official's claim that China is "spying" on Africa by helping establish a disease control center in African countries, saying China-Africa relations…
Virus can’t stop China’s march forward
Nation has crisis awareness, capable of self-correction: experts The novel coronavirus outbreak won't stop China from marching forward, as the country's system shows its unique advantages, has strong crisis awareness…
Hubei still short of at least 2,250 medical personnel
Central China's Hubei Province is still in short of at least 2,250 medical personnel in face of the novel coronavirus outbreak, said a provincial official. A total of 107 medical…
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Supervisory body probes after Li’s death
Case exposes local authorities' incompetence in tackling deadly disease The death of coronavirus doctor Li Wenliang ignited an outpouring of public outrage in China on Friday as people hailed the…
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Chinese hospitals discharge 1,540 recovered patients of coronavirus infection
A total of 1,540 patients infected with the novel coronavirus had been discharged from hospital after recovery by the end of Thursday, Chinese health authorities announced Friday. Thursday saw 387…
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Canadians don’t want to pay for Harry, Meghan’s stay
A clear majority of Canadians feel their country does not have to pay for security for Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, who have settled in British Columbia. Seventy-seven…
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Russia not a target in US army’s massive Europe deployment: NATO
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg insisted Monday that a massive transfer of US and allied troops to Eastern Europe as part of a military exercise was not aimed at Russia. About…
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Erdogan says Turkey to retaliate for Syrian shelling
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday Turkey will continue to retaliate after Syrian government shelling killed four of its troops and wounded nine in Syria's northwest Idlib region, where…
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UK to revisit conviction laws
Johnson vows terrorism reforms after London attack The British government promised sweeping changes to the system for dealing with convicted terrorists released from prison, after police shot dead an Islamist…