COVID-19

Many Chinese are growing tired of constant testing and sudden quarantines, but any hope for a change appears to be wishful thinking.

Try as it might, the Thai government has been unable to fill the gaping hole left by millions of absent Chinese tourists.

What is it like to arrive in the Beijing airport, still in the throes of zero-COVID?

As Japan reopens, a look back at its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic from the beginning.

The head of the state-owned firm Bio Farma says that the development of IndoVac will "help reduce the nation's dependency on imported vaccines."

As is often the case with China's draconian "zero-COVID" policy, the measures seemed out of proportion to the number of cases detected.

Taiwan will begin allowing visitors from all countries while also ending its COVID-19 quarantine requirement for new arrivals.

Public support is waning amid the new phase of heavy-handed enforcement.

The Asian Development Bank’s plan calls for improving long-term food security by strengthening farming and food supplies to cope with climate change and loss of biodiversity.

Hong Kong has mostly aligned with China’s “zero-COVID” strategy. Now Chief Executive John Lee says the city must provide “maximum room” for “connectivity with the world.”

The country is aiming to attract more than 30 million tourists in 2023, but its success may depend on the future of China's "zero-COVID" policy.

The response to COVID-19 contrasts with the CCP’s reaction to previous health crises, when the approach was to downplay the extent of the virus.