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Koreas new COVID-19 cases dipped to the lowest Sunday tally in almost three months, as the government has stepped up efforts to contain the inflow from China.

Commentary While protests of various kinds spread in China as Xi Jinping’s Lockdown Policy went bust, the West ...

Hong Kong’s community hailed the speech by Zheng Yanxiong, head of the liaison office, as

Chief Executive John Lee congratulated Zheng for his new capacity, saying the SAR government will work with him hand in hand.

SEOUL. KAZINFORM South Koreas new COVID-19 cases fell to the lowest for a Saturday in three months, showing signs of a slowdown in the pandemic, Xinhua reports.

CNA – People in China are resuming travel ahead of the Chinese New Year, despite worries about infections after Beijing dropped COVID-19 curbs last month, with air passenger volumes recovering to 63 per cent of 2019 levels since the annual travel season began. The rapid business recovery is challenging airlines’ ability to ensure safety, and […]

The Hong Kong National Security Law serves the best interests of residents of the special administrative region, and offers solid safeguards for people's legitimate rights while helping ensure the city's more open and sustainable development, Xia Baolong, director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, said on Friday.

China News Agency, Hong Kong, January 14th. The State Council appointed Zheng Yanxiong as the director of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (Hong Kong Liaison Office) and the National Security Affairs Advisor of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region National Security Committee (Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Nation

Officials said on Friday that China's optimized immigration policies are accelerating the recovery of cross-border business and exchanges, and refuted groundless criticism of the nation's anti-epidemic achievements.

Amid a surge of COVID-19 cases in China, many overseas Chinese, including those as far away as from Canada, and closer places like Japan, are rushing to send medicines to the mainland.