China

COVID cases still number about 18,000 per day, and many people have had to make sacrifices.

China’s first-quarter economic data is not likely to be rosy, given the fallout of the Ukraine war and the current COVID surge.

Shanghai's latest citywide lockdown has left residents anxious about being separated from their children, pets and struggling to find food.

Russia’s aggression has forced Germany to reconsider the notion that trade helps promote democracy.

Probably not, but Russia and China are likely to keep looking for ways to avoid U.S.-controlled financial infrastructure.

Shanghai officials boast that their strategy to snuff out the spread of COVID-19 is preferable to a city-wide lockdown. For residents living through the current wave, the effects are jarring.

China has experience serving as a sort of middleman for sanctioned nations like North Korea and Iran, one expert says.

The Chinese government is opposed to sanctions against Russia and says it will continue to trade with it. But that is not easy in practice.

The U.S. could expand tariffs on Chinese goods — but that may raise prices for American consumers.

China’s zero-tolerance approach to the virus is affecting American as well as Chinese companies.