SINGAPORE (Reuters) -In a multipolar world, small countries like Singapore have to develop even deeper relationships with ...

Weary of crackdowns and lockdowns, businesspeople are moving out of China and taking their wealth with them. Many have found a new home in Singapore.

Weary of crackdowns and lockdowns, businesspeople are moving out of China and taking their wealth with them. Many have found a new home in Singapore. PHOTO: NYTIMES ...

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, China plunged its economic capital, Shanghai, into a two-month lockdown in an attempt to outlast the virus — but it also wanted to eradicate any dissent ...

On the twenty-seventh day of the coronavirus lockdown in Chengdu, in southwestern China, five masked men appeared in the lobby of my apartment building in order to deliver a hundred-inch TCL ...

China was rocked by protests Sunday, as weary citizens grow increasingly irate about the totalitarian country’s strict “COVID zero” policies.

What can the world learn from China’s “zero-Covid” lockdown? Short-term lockdowns could be key to ending pandemics early.

The agreements were signed at the 20th Joint Council for Bilateral Cooperation meeting, co-chaired by Singapore DPM Gan Kim Yong and Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang.

George Yeo, the former foreign minister of Singapore, spoke last month about why China's unique character suggests they do not have any desire to be a colonial power at the Cambridge Union ...

If the growing West-China division is to be bridged, the Western world needs a more nuanced interpretation of China. Singapore can play that role.

Tens of millions of residents in China are under stringent COVID-19 restrictions and officials in the city of Shenzhen said it would implement measures on Monday.

The earthquake struck a region where 21 million remain under a strict COVID-19 lockdown. China has so far refused to ease restrictions to help rescue efforts.