South China Morning Post

China’s top legislative body says it will introduce legislation against food wastage, as the country carries out Xi Jinping’s order to reduce food waste.

The world’s second-largest economy is moving closer to launching a digital currency. It will be the opposite of what bitcoin is like.

Called “I want laam caau,” this crowdfunding group has received over $129,000 from overseas bank accounts, which Hong Kong authorities say may put people at risk of being accused of “collusion with foreign forces” of a new national security law.

The popular short video app TikTok’s future in the US hinges on a powerful agency called the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.

Six vaccines are in the midst of the final clinical trials, but scientists warn that they are unlikely to be a silver bullet to destroy the coronavirus.

Unspecified transactions with Chinese owners of the video and messaging apps are banned after they are ruled to be a threat to America’s national security, foreign policy and economy.

Originated in an online trolling campaign, the hashtag #MilkTeaAlliance has prompted political activists from different places to support one another’s democracy movements.

The United States is staging military exercises in the disputed South China Sea, but its ally the Philippines will not take part. Officially, the decision is aimed at keeping a lid on tensions, but could it indicate a move closer to China?

Taiwan has often been hailed by the United States as a model democracy rooted in Chinese society, created by a transformation they once hoped would take place in mainland China.

Dueling reports backed by the US and China have sparked debate about whether Chinese dams in the Mekong River put the 60 million people downstream at risk.