Passenger train service between China and North Korea is reportedly set to resume after a 6-year suspension due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Beijing accuses "far-right forces" in Japan of attempting to restore militarism, a claim Tokyo rejects and protests via diplomatic channels.

China has revoked the death sentence for Canadian citizen Schellenberg, convicted of drug trafficking, following improved relations between the two countries.

Horse mascots are displayed across China to welcome the Year of the Horse, including one controversial model that was criticized and subsequently dismantled due to its unusual appearance.

China's national people's congress has dismissed three former senior leaders from the defense industry, intensifying the anti-corruption campaign.

Prime Minister Starmer chose an "early Tet celebration" menu at a restaurant specializing in Yunnan cuisine in Beijing during his three-day visit to China.

Prime Minister Albanese pledges to bring Darwin Port, currently under a 99-year lease to a Chinese company, back under Canberra's control.