China’s National Health Commission said last week that the spread was due to the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions and the circulation of known pathogens
On July 1, Shanghai launched China’s most ambitious garbage separation and recycling programme ever
The South African pavilion was a ‘disservice to the country’ — and no one could speak Mandarin
At least 35 people were killed and 48 injured, according to city officials, during Shanghai’s New Year celebration at the Bund.
The largest emerging economies will push ahead with a $50-billion development bank to provide alternative funding for the Brics countries.
Seven people were hurt in a stampede as hundreds of fans rushed to see football superstar David Beckham at an event in Shanghai.
More than 300 fans gathered in Shanghai to welcome Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba on his much-anticipated arrival on Saturday.
Apple has won round one of a trademark case against it after a Shanghai court ruled its iPads could still be sold in the city.
The Beijing city government has said that it will give users of micro blogs three months to register with their real names or face legal consequences.
A lack of women in China means an estimated 30-million to 50-million men will be without a wife in 20 years.
China may be struggling with growing income disparities, but when it comes to making a fortune, Chinese still believe that to get rich is glorious.
China’s state media on Monday dismissed a weekend web campaign for Middle East-style protests as "performance art", while also urging public patience.
Shanghai opened its multibillion-dollar World Expo to the public on Saturday, showcasing China’s booming economy and resurgent national pride.
China’s up-and-coming carmakers unveiled a smorgasbord of new vehicles on Monday at Shanghai’s car show
World champion Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time in opening practice on Friday for Sunday’s Chinese Formula One Grand Prix.
After a long hibernation, the live music scene is thriving in China’s hippest city, with a host of new jazz and blues clubs, writes Tessa Thorniley.
Officials are turning a blind eye to routine violations of China’s labour law to ease the burden on stricken businesses during the financial downturn.
China’s Health Ministry has penalised three hospitals for illegally selling human organs to foreigners, a local media report said on Saturday.
Lewis Hamilton, chasing the world title at the Chinese Grand Prix, believes criticism of his driving style is an inevitable result of his success.
All eyes will focus on three men when the F1 circus congregates in the paddock in Shanghai ahead of Sunday’s potentially decisive Chinese Grand Prix.
