There were only 9.56 million births in China last year, according to the National Health Commission, the lowest figure since records began in 1949

The world's largest contract chipmaker, TSMC, was given a one-year waiver for its factory in Nanjing, China, but is now looking for an indefinite extension

EU Energy Commissioner keen for Beijing to back global plan to cut methane and commit to tripling of renewable energy capacity by 2030, but the two sides have concerns on other issues as well

Beijing's move to rename the Himalayan region this week has been condemned as a bid to legitimize its takeover of Tibet and counter claims to the area by the Dalai Lama and his followers

Analysts have credited the development programme with directing much needed funding to poor countries but say that it has come at a cost

China's Commerce Ministry says the European Union's plan to review subsidies for steel produced in Chinese factories clashes with global trade norms and will disrupt supply chains

CSRC seeks to bolster the yuan by imposing a ban on local brokerages and their units overseas from opening accounts for new clients wanting to trade offshore

The US State Department says price caps on Russian oil lets buyers, like China, "drive a harder bargain" in their purchases

China’s emergency management ministry has revealed the huge cost of natural disasters, which killed 499 people, in the first nine months of 2023

Former CGTN reporter flies back to Melbourne and reunites with her children after being released by Chinese authorities. A second Australian writer remains in custody

With tens of thousands of residents leaving and China's slow economy, business in Hong Kong has yet to recover from Beijing's national security crackdown in mid-2020

New Delhi’s Enforcement Directorate alleges Vivo India transferred $7.5bn to China illegally to "disclose huge losses" in the country to avoid payment of taxes