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    • Five dead in China after tornado rips through Guangzhou

      China's official Xinhua news agency said that the tornado hit the Guangdong Province capital, in the country's south, around 3 pm (0700 GMT).

    • Watch: Hundreds in China tear down barriers in protest against harsh Covid lockdowns

    • Guangzhou closes to most arrivals as China's outbreak grows

    • China closes Guangzhou to most arrivals as outbreak spreads

    • Guangzhou, Shenzhen told to allocate 10% of land for affordable rental homes

    • China's fastest metro train makes debut in southern Guangzhou city

    • IndiGo operates cargo flight from Guangzhou to Kolkata carrying medical supplies

    • Foxconn joint venture to build $8.8 billion LCD plant in China

    • MP CM Chouhan in China to scout for investments

    • Pranab Mukherjee arrives in China to boost bilateral ties

    • China launches two power trading exchanges

    • For China carmakers,tax cut may mean driving blind past '16

    • SpiceJet rejigs operations, to discontinue some flights

    • China Mobile signs deal with Apple to offer iPhone: WSJ

    • Chinese officials pulling out money, selling assets

      Chinese Communist Party officials are rushing to withdraw money from banks and selling luxury properties after the party launched a crackdown on corruption, media reports said today.

    • Chinese paper in eye of censorship protests hits newsstands

      The latest issue of a Chinese newspaper at the centre of anti-censorship protests appeared on newsstands in Beijing and Shanghai on Thursday as usual, but not its home city Guangzhou.

    • Chinese protest at newspaper gates in rare censorship demo

      Scores of supporters of one of China's most liberal newspapers demonstrated outside its headquarters on Monday in a rare protest against censorship, calling for the resignation of the provincial propaganda chief.

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