China says nations are imposing COVID travel restrictions for ‘political goals’

The U.S., Japan and some other countries are requiring travelers from China to show a negative test before allowing them to enter, and Taiwan has said it will quarantine positive cases.

Jim Fossel: Chinese threat has to be countered

Past efforts at partnership and cooperation are now hard to fathom.

U.S. will require COVID-19 testing for travelers from China

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cited the surge in infections in China and what it said was a lack of adequate and transparent information from that country.

China holds biggest military drill near Taiwan since Pelosi trip

China’s military said Sunday it conducted exercises around Taiwan in response to escalating “collusion and provocations” from Taiwan and the U.S.

Erskine Academy holds Renaissance assembly

Indian, Chinese troops clash at border in fresh faceoff

For decades, India and China have fiercely contested the Line of Actual Control, a loose demarcation that separates Chinese and Indian-held territories.

Under China’s ‘zero COVID,’ uncertainty reigns and unsettles

Over 26 million people in Shanghai were confined for two months in one of the country's strictest and most visible lockdowns.

In major shift, China eases up on zero-COVID policy

The accelerated pace reflects pressure on President Xi Jinping to chart a path out of the crisis and quell public discontent.

China eases virus controls amid effort to head off protests

But many of the rules that brought people into the streets of Shanghai, Beijing and at least six other cities remain in force.

Jiang Zemin, who guided China’s economic rise, dies at 96

He led the ruling Communist Party after the Tiananmen Square massacre and was China's president for 10 years.