South China Morning Post

Vietnam had not had any new coronavirus infections for 22 days. But the first case in Hanoi has renewed concern that the virus could make a comeback.

An official’s suggestion that people should be grateful to Xi Jinping for containing the coronavirus outbreak triggered online anger. Now he says the people should be thanked.

A paper by Chinese researchers suggesting that the coronavirus could spread farther than previously assumed through fine droplets has been retracted.

The World Health Organization has praised Chinese efforts to reduce the spread of the pathogen but says there’s no one-size-fits-all model.

Large-scale testing in South Korea has provided perhaps the most credible look at the lethality of the new coronavirus as it continues its global spread.

At least 100 restaurants Hong Kong have been found to refuse service to customers from mainland China. A human rights group calls for a wider definition of racial discrimination to cover prejudice against mainland Chinese.

New regulations on the trade and consumption of wild animals have sowed confusion and uncertainties over the future of some traditional delicacies in China.

The Olympics were last canceled in 1940 after Japan invaded China and the outbreak of World War II. Tokyo is now doing all it can to make sure the 2020 Games will go on as scheduled.

Beijing has signaled it will hit back at Washington for cutting the number of Chinese nationals allowed to work in US bureaus of major Chinese state-owned media outlets.

Sun Yang, a Chinese swimming champion, has been banned from competing for eight years by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. This ruling will likely end his career.