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Xi Jinping was set to use China’s apparent COVID success as a central argument for enshrining himself, at the upcoming Communist Party Congress in October 2022, as emperor-for-life.

Throughout December, China recorded only 13 official COVID-19 deaths, despite many thousands of cases every day and reports about overwhelmed hospitals, fever clinics and crematoriums.

India has dispatched a high-level team to China to finalize plans for resuming direct flights, a move expected to boost trade and tourism.

A Beijing-based research firm called Gavekal Dragonomics reported that 95 of China’s top 100 cities by economic output had implemented COVID-19 restrictions as of Nov. 22.

One byproduct of COVID-19 in China is clearly an increased use of Chinese law to assert – and fight for – rights for both Chinese and foreign interests in the country.

China's vaccination strategy initially prioritized the young, and now the elderly are the most unvaccinated segment of society, jeopardizing any effort to relax restrictions.

Robert Redfield claimed that the way China handled the COVID-19 outbreak was a “cover-up.” Alex Edelman-Pool/Getty Images China has repeatedly denied any cover-up.