South China Morning Post

Unmarried women in China are not allowed in vitro fertilization and egg freezing. An advisor to the Chinese government is proposing a change.

Restaurants are closing for good and farmers are struggling to sell their goods months after the central city of Wuhan survived the worst of the coronavirus pandemic.

An American chip giant has closed its only factory in China, highlighting the challenges the country faces as it tries to advance its semiconductor technology.

The sharp decline of US-China ties during the coronavirus pandemic could steer the two countries into conflict. Taiwan and the South China Sea could be flashpoints.

Beijing is likely to announce a big jump in military budget at the upcoming National People’s Congress amid rising tensions with the United States and Taiwan.

A large minority of Chinese and American consumers said they would avoid buying a product if it was made in the other’s country.

Accusations that a business executive sexually assaulted a teenage girl have prompted calls in China to raise the age of sexual consent from 14 to 16.

The central province of Hunan and several cities are seeking to move farmers away from the wildlife trade by incentivizing them to raise domestic animals.

China’s biggest political gathering of the year may see a renewed focus on Beijing's push for a Hong Kong national security law. The city's opposition fears it will undermine their freedoms, and it may trigger a further response from Washington.

Chinese investigators are going to Israel following the death of Du Wei, China’s ambassador to the country.