 | Beijing at -19.6 degree Celsius records coldest morning in over five decadesOn early Thursday morning, half of Beijing's 20 national-level meteorological stations registered their lowest ever early-January temperatures, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported. |
 | International Olympic Committee accused of ignoring human rights for 2022 Beijing GamesRights advocates are asking to see evidence which the IOC says it has received that China will abide by human rights commitments that it made when it was awarded the games in 2015. |
 | Chinese authorities detain Bloomberg news assistantChina permits Chinese citizens to work only as translators, researchers and assistants for foreign news organizations, not as registered journalists able to report independently. |
 | Switzerland conveys concerns to China over rights violations of Uighurs, TibetansThis comes in the backdrop of several countries expressing concern over the human rights violations in China. |
 | Is IMF's relocation from Washington to Beijing imminent, asks Shashi TharoorCiting the IMF data, the Congress leader further said that China will be the only major economy to grow this year while the US would shrink by 4.3 per cent. |
 | China says US 'abusing power' by squeezing TikTokPresident Donald Trump claims the popular app poses a national security threat and harvests data for Beijing via its Chinese parent company ByteDance -- allegations the firm vehemently denies. |
 | COVID-19: China eases restrictions on theatres, entertainment venuesMoreover, commercial performances are now allowed in low-risk areas with the consent of local authorities, said the statement. |
 | Beijing begins receiving first international flights since MarchPassenger arrivals will be limited to roughly 500 per day during a trial period and all will need to undergo additional testing for the virus on arrival, followed by two weeks of quarantine. |
 | This is how Abhinav Bindra remembers his Olympic goldBindra remains India's only individual gold medallist at the Olympics and he came tantalisingly close to adding another podium finish at the 2016 Rio Games, only to miss out by a point. |
 | COVID-19: One-third of Beijing students return to schools, more to followAnother 400,000 students are to start school on Tuesday, and the final 520,000 on September 7. |
 | COVID-19: After Wuhan water park party, now Beijing says face masks not mandatory in public spacesPeople are no longer required to wear masks outdoors, but they still need to wear masks when in close contact with others, a new guideline issued stated. |
 | Beijing will retaliate if Chinese journalists forced to leave US: Global Times editorIn May, the US limited the length of work visas for journalists from mainland China employed by non-US media will be reduced to a maximum of 90 days. |
 | COVID-19: China sees over 100 cases for first time in over three months amidst fear of second waveThe National Health Commission on Wednesday said that 101 new confirmed coronavirus cases including 98 locally-transmitted and three imported ones were reported in the country on Tuesday. |
 | 5G: Beijing will survive ban on Huwaei, concur expertsIndia banned 59 Chinese apps and various states announced no Chinese participation in their projects following the violent face off between Indian and Chinese troops along the LAC. |
 | Beijing partly reopens movie theatres as COVID-19 threat declinesCinemas in parts of the city deemed at low risk of cross-infection began admitting moviegoers under social distancing rules. |
