A researcher in France has identified previously undisclosed genetic data from the Huanan Seafood Market in Wuhan, China, that she and colleagues say support the theory that the COVID-19 pandemic began there.
China is to resume issuing visas to foreign tourists for the first time since the Covid pandemic broke out three years ago as the country moves back to normal.
Chinese officials want to bring in lockdowns to combat the flu, as the Washington Post argues that U.S. Covid restrictions likely saved "an incalculable number of lives".
In an unexpected move, the Chinese drone manufacturer DJI has stopped selling drones to Russia and started selling them to Ukraine. Does this signal a shift in China’s attitude to the conflict?
There is much evidence the virus was spreading globally in autumn 2019. However, it was in Wuhan that it had its first explosive outbreak, shortly after being detected there. This is unlikely to be a coincidence.
The WHO has quietly abandoned its investigation into the origins of COVID-19, citing challenges over conducting studies in China. But we don't need China's permission to investigate what was going on in America.
The U.S. Air Force General overseeing U.S. airspace said of the three UFOs shot down in the last three days that the U.S. could not tell how they were flying and refused to rule out aliens or any other explanation.
The most common argument that China is responsible for the coronavirus is that it has covered up the origins and refused to cooperate in investigations. How much truth is there in these allegations?
The case for a lab leak seems robust: the virus is plainly engineered and first emerged in a city with a major virus lab. But in fact the evidence the virus leaked from the Wuhan Institute of Virology just isn't there.
Protests and the failed zero-Covid policy have damaged China’s President. But the Chinese people may now finally be ready to move into the post-Covid era, writes Hong Kong resident Kwai Lou in the Daily Sceptic.
