UK's fresh Covid toll: Boris Johnson takes aim at China, blames 'demented' beliefs
Johnson has hit out at China as the UK records another grim death toll.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromChina
Opinion: Trump, China, coronavirus: Is democracy itself in danger?
OPINION: Free societies have lived in smug peace for decades. That time is over.
Richard Prebble: China has silenced NZ
Liberal democracies need to stand up to China, writes Richard Prebble.
Hong Kong crackdown: China tells Five Eyes nations to back off
NZ chose not to sign the joint statement that has sparked a stinging rebuke from Beijing.
China: WHO experts arriving for coronavirus origins probe
Beijing has been cagey about Covid's origins and reluctant to host the WHO's experts.
What can we read into Alibaba founder Jack Ma's disappearance?
Ma chose a big enemy when deciding to criticise China.
A year after Wuhan, China tells a tale of triumph (and no mistakes)
New York Times: Efforts to hide missteps increase as anniversary of first lockdown nears.
China and Russia delight in Trump chaos
Traditional adversaries of the US struggling to conceal their joy at chaotic election.
China plunges millions back into lockdown
A drastic rise in cases has placed 18 million people into strict lockdown.
Beijing orders Chinese media to censor coverage of Alibaba probe
The directive comes as speculation mounts about the location of the Alibaba founder.
Have Covid and brutality killed Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement?
The Times: A year ago, everything seemed possible. Now activists "can't see any light".
WHO Covid investigators denied access to Wuhan
World Health Organisation investigators have been denied access to Wuhan.
'Where is Jack Ma?' Alibaba billionaire's low profile sparks speculation
Tech entrepreneur has been MIA since he criticised China's regulatory system.
25 days that changed the world: How Covid could have been stopped, and wasn't
New York Times: So far, Covid-19 has killed 1.8m people. It didn't have to be this way.
China clamps down in secret hunt for coronavirus origins
In December last year, market vendor Jiang Dafa started noticing people were falling ill.
China is set to vaccinate millions - without proof its vaccines work
New York Times: China's Covid shots are user-pays - and they require a leap of faith.
Lincoln's Table: At $299, is this NZ's most expensive soup?
Dish said to be delicious enough to tempt vegetarian monks.
'Odds against peace': China's 2021 plan could spark 'death, destruction'
They have the world's largest navy. Now an expert says China is primed and ready for war.
Brexit is finally done, but it's already out of date
New York Times: In the anxious dawn of 2021, buccaneers are out of fashion.
China suspends flights to and from UK
The suspension comes in light of a new variant of the coronavirus in the UK.
Dictators are outwitting a fatally divided West
OPINION: Autocrats used the pandemic to build power. It won't be easy to rein them in.
China 'expels' US destroyer from disputed waters in South China Sea
Beijing says the USS John S McCain 'trespassed' into its waters in latest tense encounter.
No 'negative' news: How China censored the coronavirus
New York Times: Secret documents reveal the power of Beijing's propaganda machine.
China's fishing fleet heading for Australia amid trade war
Beijing's fishing fleet has stripped its own waters bare. Now it's heading for Australia.
'It may be China': Trump downplays Russia's involvement in US cyberattack
President Donald Trump suggests without evidence that China behind US cyberattack.
Singer tries shock therapy as weapon against domestic abuse
Forceful lyrics on domestic violence strike chord in China
When China battles coal, coal loses
New York Times: China is forcing Australia to realise the coal era is coming to an end.
Australia v China: The critical lessons New Zealand must learn
OPINION: Closer economic ties with China will bring benefits - but also risks.
Mystery of Covid 'patient zero': Italian boy infected in November last year
Europe's first suspected case suggests virus was circulating much earlier than thought.
Now that's a sting! Flamethrower drone incinerates wasp nests
Volunteer group comes up with an ingenious high-tech solution to village's wasp problem.
China pulls back from the world: Rethinking Xi's 'project of the century'
Financial Times: Reality is deviating sharply from Mr Xi's script.
Wuhan citizen journo detained for Covid reporting 'restrained, force-fed'
Zhang Zhan was arrested in May and accused of "picking quarrels and stirring up trouble".
China slaps more taxes on Australian wine amid tension
China's government stepped up pressure on Australia with more taxes.
Kids' challenge axes chocolate bars for breakfast
Some students ate chocolate bars for breakfast, and struggled to walk for one minute.