Gabrielle Reyes

The Kremlin on Friday blamed Russians' alleged nihilistic attitudes for Moscow's surging Chinese coronavirus caseload, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reported.

A major international airport in southern China near Hong Kong canceled more than 400 flights on Friday after a staff member at a restaurant inside the airport tested positive for the Chinese coronavirus, China's state-run Global Times reported.

Thai health officials on Wednesday urged people in Thailand to abstain from sexual intercourse, claiming this would help reduce transmission of the Chinese coronavirus, local news outlet Coconuts Bangkok reported on Thursday.

Municipal workers in the Japanese city of Aizuwakamatsu hoisted a 77-pound mask onto the face of a giant Buddhist goddess statue on Tuesday as part of a prayer by the local Buddhist temple asking for an end to the Chinese coronavirus pandemic, Reuters reported on Thursday.

Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh warned on Thursday that India "has the capability to reply to aggression" on the one-year anniversary of India's deadly border clash with Chinese troops along the two countries' disputed Himlayan boundary.

A package of crocodile meat from Thailand sold in a Hong Kong supermarket tested positive for the Chinese coronavirus recently, Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) reported Wednesday.

China's nuclear arsenal increased from 320 weapons in 2020 to 350 in 2021, according to a report published by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) on Monday.

Police in the Western Indian state of Maharashtra arrested four men on Sunday for allegedly beating a medical doctor after a Chinese coronavirus patient died in his care, the Press Trust of India reported.

The death toll from a gas explosion near a residential community in central China's Shiyan city on Sunday rose to 25 on Monday as Chinese government authorities continued efforts to rescue and treat survivors of the blast and determine its cause.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met with U.S. President Joe Biden in Brussels on Monday, on the sidelines of a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) meeting in the Belgium capital.

Organizers of the Tokyo Olympics confirmed on Monday plans to distribute at least 150,000 condoms to athletes at next month's Summer Games but insisted that the contraceptives are not intended "for use at the athlete's village.

People age 60 and over account for 30 percent ofChinese coronavirus infections in southern China'sGuangdong province currently, China's state-run Global Times reported on Friday.

China's Foreign Ministry said it had "lodged a solemn protest against Japan" Thursday in response to remarks made byJapanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide on Wednesday in which hecorrectly referred to Taiwan as a "country.

Hong Kong's government announced Friday it will begin censoring films screened in Hong Kong for content interpreted as violating the city's national security law, imposed illegitimately on Hong Kong by China's ruling Communist Party last June and creating four new crimes — secession,

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Police in rural central India forced local residents who were not vaccinated against the Chinese coronavirus to wear placards bearing a skull and crossbones — a universal symbol of danger — this week, Reuters reportedThursday.

A member of Nigeria's House of Representatives, Yunusa Ahmad Abubakar, alleged on Wednesday that Nigeria banned Twitter last week in part because the jihadist organization Boko Haram "have beenallowed to be tweeting.

Indonesian police shut down 20 McDonald's restaurants in Jakarta on Wednesday after the release of a new K-Pop-themed meal curated by the Korean boy band BTS caused food delivery drivers to flood McDonald's locations across the city, creating massive crowds and lines.

Government authorities in Agra, India, shut down a private hospital in the city on Tuesday after an audio clip surfaced online of the hospital's owner allegedly admitting he conducted a "mock drill" in April in which he cut off the oxygen supply of severely ill patients for five minutes to

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ChineseCommunist Party (CCP) authorities have ordered the few legal churches in the country to study and celebrate the Communist Party ahead of the 100th anniversary of its founding on July 1, Hong Kong's Apple Daily reported Thursday.

Chinese social media users launched an online attack on 144 Chinese intellectuals last week after learning they participated in a Japanese government-funded cultural exchange program in Japan from 2008-2016, Reutersreported Wednesday.