Friday 22 October, 2021
Enes Kanter has strongly criticised Xi Jinping.
Animal welfare experts have said such live exports would be ‘cruel and inhumane’.
Three activists were restrained by police after holding a banner saying: ‘No genocide games’.
The world’s second-largest economy grew by a weaker-than-expected 4.9% in the three months to September.
The space agency declared the launch a success and said the crew “were in good shape”.
Up for debate are the ’30 by 30′ plan to give 30% of land and oceans protected status by 2030.
Tsai Ing-wen also firmly rejected Chinese military coercion in a speech to mark the country’s National Day.
Self-governed Taiwan, which has never formally declared independence, lives under the constant threat of invasion by China.
Beijing marked its National Day on Friday with its biggest aerial show of force against Taiwan to date.
Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig were detained in December 2019.
The Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China was under investigation.
The company’s chief financial officer and the daughter of the company’s founder has now left Vancouver.
Colombian authorities seized 3,493 shark fins and 117 kilos of fish bladders that were en route to Hong Kong.
The cash-strapped behemoth has borrowings of $300 billion.
China could shut 47 planned power plants in 20 developing countries.
Biden’s first speech as US president to the General Assembly faces a tough reception.
The Dragon capsule’s two men and two women will spend three days circling the world.
General Mark Milley twice rang his Chinese counterpart to reassure him during the final weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency.
As China jails Canadian Michael Spavor, human rights lawyer and professor Teng Biao catalogues China’s brazen stance on the international stage.
The US intelligence community has concluded it did not believe the virus was a bio-weapon.
The US vice president said Beijing’s actions in the South China Sea amount to “coercion” and “intimidation”.
China long touted its one-child policy as a success in preventing 400 million additional births in the world’s most populous country.
The latest deaths add to the more than 300 people killed in flooding last month.
Carrie Lam said the anti-foreign sanctions law should be adopted in Hong Kong through local legislation
World leaders will meet in November to negotiate new climate commitments.
Richard O’Halloran has been prevented from leaving China since February 2019.
China is battling its largest outbreak in months by testing entire cities and locking down millions.
The city has reported its first local infections in more than a year.
Police are investigating Olympic Games fans who booed China’s national anthem during a public screening at a shopping centre.
Li Yongsheng lay on a ventilation duct after floods hit the city of Zhengzhou.
A year’s average rainfall fell in just three days.
It said the US move constituted an ‘unreasonable suppression of Chinese enterprises and a serious breach of international economic and trade rules’.
The suspect is due to appear before a judge later today.
Apple Daily was founded by tycoon Jimmy Lai in 1995.
The three-man crew arrived at China’s Tianhe space station last week.
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.
