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More than 200 vehicles were involved in a pile-up on a bridge in the Chinese city of Zhengzhou in heavy fog.

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The trigger for the protests appeared to be a plan to delay bonus payments, many of the demonstrators said.

Pressure is growing on the central govt to rein in over-zealous authorities fearing blame for failing to contain the virus.

China should unwaveringly stick to its dynamic zero-COVID policy, the National Health Commission said.

Foxconn's plant in Zhengzhou has been under lockdown since mid-October, with the company saying it is testing employees daily.

Crossing the town in less affected areas or returning to their homes in the countryside is not possible for many migrant workers.

Hezbollah says Israel was still occupying Lebanese territory and put the onus on the Lebanese state to get Israeli forces out.

Beijing looks to improve its foothold in a region historically under the US sphere of influence.

Washington's approach changes dramatically with the initial meeting between US and Russian negotiators.

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Years of rebuilding work, including clearing unexploded ordinance and millions of tonnes of rubble lie ahead.

Liew Chin Tong says the restrictions would not affect the development of the domestic data centre ecosystem as a whole.