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China
Qu Jing, the public relations chief of Chinese internet company Baidu, is facing backlash for her controversial comments endorsing a harsh workplace culture.
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Chinese swimmers who tested positive for the prohibited drug trimetazidine (TMZ) ahead of the 2021 Tokyo Olympics have been given permission to participate in the Paris Olympics this year. This has led to disapproval from anti-doping bodies.
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Families of deceased Chinese “comfort women” have filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against the Japanese government, seeking justice for wartime atrocities in a case that may influence future compensation claims.
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By Peter Catterall Thousands of delegates from across China will convene in Beijing next week for the start of the country’s annual legislative meetings known as the “Two Sessions”. The tightly controlled voting on legislation already pre-approved by the ruling Communist Party means there will be no major changes. But the meetings do provide a […]
