Beijing

China and Japan are marking half a century of diplomatic relations this year.

Because we are in different political camps, especially in a democracy, that does not mean we are sworn enemies.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken sharply rebuked China for maintaining close ties with Russia as the war in Ukraine continues.

The explosive data dump comes as the U.N.'s top human rights official makes a six-day trip to China to visit regions including Xinjiang.

The Global Times said the U.S. is trying to soften its support of the One China Policy regarding Taiwan.

GOP lawmakers are quick to attack China, but the billionaire Tesla CEO has called the nation the "future," saying he loves the country.

But the two officials told the Senate Committee on Armed Services that they believe China is still planning an eventual takeover of Taiwan.

"We are facing a crisis deterrence dynamic right now that we have only seen a few times in our nation's history," Admiral Charles Richard said during a subcommittee hearing this week.

As the Omicron wave spreads to Beijing, China's president oversees a tough test for the government's delicate social contract with an expectant public.

The Chinese president's insistence on a zero-tolerance approach to the virus could undermine his country's growth targets this year.

NATO has failed to convince China to distance itself from Russia's war in Ukraine, and has instead found itself facing a Beijing backlash.

A Chinese newspaper contended that Beijing should "deploy a large number of warplanes" if the House speaker visits Taiwan.

Ukraine's athletes topped the table in Para Biathlon with 22 medals, including eight golds.

Some officials are concerned a weak response to Russia could embolden China to take action against Taiwan.

"My stomach hurts, I'm very pale and I have huge black circles around my eyes. I want all this to end," one Olympian wrote on social media.

"Every athlete needs to know when they put their flag on, you're standing for freedom or you're standing for human rights abuses," the former U.N. ambassador said.

Valieva tested positive for trimetazidine, a banned heart medication that can boost blood flow and efficiency.

The mill is located by the Big Air Shougang venue, and its resemblance to cooling towers stirred up some social media confusion on Monday.

The skier has denied any deliberate attempt to display the East Turkestan flag at the Olympic Games.

There were 45 new coronavirus cases on Friday, the second highest figure since teams started arriving for the 2022 Winter Olympics.

One athlete shared a photo of a plain-pasta meal that had been "breakfast, lunch and dinner for five days."

Sjoerd den Daas was reporting for Dutch public broadcaster NOS when he was interrupted outside of Beijing's National Stadium.

The Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 is finally underway, taking place across the city—but does Beijing have any snow?

While the Summer Olympics couldn't have spectators because of COVID-19 protocols, China is attempting to safely include an audience at the 2022 Winter Olympics.

NBC will air the events live despite the time difference and will then re-broadcast events later on for viewers in the U.S.

Just like the Summer Olympics, athletes competing at the Winter Olympics win bronze, silver and gold medals but what are they made of and who designed them?

Tokyo's recent Olympics provided athletes with small, cardboard beds, but Beijing's Olympic Village has remote-controlled beds that report on athletes' vitals.

Bobsledder Elena Meyers Taylor will remain in isolation in hopes of still getting the chance to compete in her events and win her first gold medal.

The Biden administration in December announced a diplomatic boycott of Beijing's Winter Games to protest China's alleged human rights abuses.

The latest positive cases will prevent some athletes from carrying out their dream of participating in the games.