The growing acrimony between the countries intensified after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's dropped explosive comments during a press conference on Tuesday.

The cops had arrived soon after the flag was lowered at 22:48 GMT on Sunday and erected barricades.

“We are willing to work with anybody that's going to get us a good result,” said Trump said on Tuesday upon being asked if he was ready to put differences aside and work with China if a vaccine came through.

Just like Japan, the U.S. had also criticized China after it rejected its territorial claims in the South China Sea

The next phase of the U.S. trade deal with China is not a priority for Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump's special envoy for arms control, Marshall Billingslea, had earlier projected comments of a Chinese official as "positive indications and evolutions in the Chinese position”.

“Merkel's China policy is behind the times,” said Nils Schmid, a foreign policy spokesperson for the Social Democrats while speaking to a media outlet.

The director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the U.S. thinks that China is the biggest threat to the country’s future.

In a city of China's Inner Mongolian region, authorities have placed control measures after a hospital reported a suspected case of bubonic plague in a local herdsman.

As per recent reports, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is also planning to phase out Huawei 5G tech in Britain "as soon as this year". 

The move is perceived to a serious blow to China as TikTok enjoys a sizeable Indian userbase, having surpassed 2 billion downloads in April alone. TikTok has declined to respond to the controversy.

China passed the controversial national security law on Tuesday, less than 40 days since Chinese lawmakers proposed the legislation for Hong Kong.

China is constantly trying to expand its influence left and right across the world while the U.S. continues to struggle with several issues.

So far, as many as 14 lawsuits have been filed against China concerning the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the world continues to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, China is constantly trying to expand its powers across its borders with the neighboring countries, including India and Hong Kong.

It is purported that more than 100 countries have signed agreements on China's Belt and Road Initiative wherein a worldwide partnership will be fostered through the development of strategic railways, ports, highways and other infrastructures. But, with the global onset of the coronavirus pandemic, data released on Friday revealed that 20% of these projects have been "seriously affected" as confirmed by the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 

China has charged two detained Canadians for alleged espionage.

Australian farmers are crying foul over the 80 percent five-year tariff imposed by China on Australian barley and other goods.

Its COVID-19 vaccine in the making has exhibited positive results by inducing an immune response in 90 percent of the volunteers who were administered the vaccine. 

China's education ministry has issued an advisory to its international students and those aspiring to study abroad in July to reconsider the risks of studying in Australia during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Latin America has been distributing China's donations to other parts of the territory in an effort to cope with the effects of the coronavirus recession.

“Despite claiming to be confronting militant Islam and other forms of extremism, Russia has launched attacks on a wide variety of Crimean Tatars who have spoken out against the occupation including journalists, photographers, and activists," suggested the blog.

Leaked recordings from the World Health Organization (WHO) reveal that China sat on releasing crucial information about the coronavirus for over a week in January.

However, 16 new cases were logged in Mainland China, out of which 11 were from Sichuan province, three in Inner Mongolia, and two in Guangdong

About 61% said that China should be held responsible for the pandemic and 69% expressed the need for an independent investigation into the pandemic which Beijing should allow.

Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam defended China’s proposed national security law for the city on Tuesday, saying Hong Kong needs the legislation for the benefit of the majority of its people.

China warned the U.S. against undermining its interests in Hong Kong.

Speculations surrounding these theories began to intensify after a top health official reported that it is very likely for China to experience a second wave of the global health crisis given how fresh clusters are emerging in different parts of the country.

China is moving to propose a national security law that could bypass Hong Kong’s existing legislature and spark protests in the city.

On Wednesday, Trump slammed “an unidentified wacko in China” who claimed that the world was responsible for the COVID-19 outbreak spiraling out of control.