Friday 18 June, 2021
It is China’s first crewed space venture in five years.
Police searched the newspaper’s offices in another move sparking concern about the future of the free press in the territory.
The chair of the European Parliament’s delegation on China has a stark warning about how the country approaches human rights.
Dr Shi Zhengli, of the Wuhan Institute of Virology, is an expert in bat coronaviruses.
Biden will stop over at EU headquarters en route to a NATO summit and meeting with President Vladimir Putin.
Videos shot by witnesses and verified by Beijing News show several buildings reduced to rubble and rescue workers carrying shocked survivors on stretchers.
In the early moments of the pandemic a group of Chinese experts took time to brief Irish doctors on what they knew so far about Covid-19, Paul O’Brien explains how those connections were made.
The 160-page report by Amnesty International uses the testimony of former detainees to document the abuses.
Morrison made his comments ahead of a meeting later today in Britain among the world’s richest countries.
Priscilla Lynch looks at Chinese-Irish relations during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Beef farmers are not unduly worried about the China ban right now – but it could be a different story if the UK does a trade deal with Australia.
It may be that the hype around Chinese trade and the Communist Party’s fearsome reputation can exaggerate fears about the consequences of offending its leadership, writes CJ McKinney.
How can a non-permanent member of the Security Council like Ireland ensure that human rights remain at the heart of the Council’s agenda?
Organisers of the June 4 Museum said they were seeking legal advice.
Qiu Ziming, with more than 2.5 million followers on China’s twitter-like Weibo.
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The change is being made due to concerns over an ageing workforce and economic stagnation.
The Tianzhou-2 spacecraft reached the Tianhe station eight hours after blasting off from Hainan.
China’s is home to nearly one-fifth of the world’s population. Here’s what that looks like.
The 73-year-old is currently serving a separate 14-month jail term for convictions related to other unauthorised rallies in 2019.
The Wall Street Journal reported that three Chinese researchers showed “symptoms consistent” with Covid-19 as early as November 2019.
Questions were raised over why organisers apparently ignored extreme weather warnings in the lead up to the race, which attracted 172 runners.
The extent to which we protect and defend human rights tells us who we are as a society, writes Anthony Moore SC.
China is experiencing a seemingly unstoppable rise as a global superpower, how should Ireland approach issues like trade and human rights with this growing economy?
Observers say the new rules could give China stronger privacy protections than the US.
A rover will join an American craft which arrived at the red planet in February.
China is currently Ireland’s largest trading partner in Asia.
The Good Information Project will be looking at China this month and we want to know your questions about the emerging superpower.
The next part of The Good Information Project from The Journal will look at Ireland’s relationship with China.
Two of the three escaped leopards have already been captured, and are in good health.
NASA said China had behaved irresponsibly, as an uncontrolled re-entry of such a large object risked damage and casualties.
This is the sixth vaccine to receive WHO validation for safety, efficacy and quality.
So-called “exit bans” are often used in mainland China against activists who challenge authorities and have impacted business figures like Irishman Richard O’Halloran.
Bar Council chair Maura McNally is concerned about the growing rate at which China has targeted individuals.
The countries said they are “committed to cooperating with each other and with other countries to tackle the climate crisis”.
1.7 million people turned out for the demonstration in 2019.
The first major international climate discussions by a US leader in more than four years will take place later this month.
The European Union has condemned the “harassment” of foreign journalists in China.
