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Hawk jet trainer.
BAE Systems and HAL Push Combat Version of Hawk Jet Trainer for Export to Asia

Hawk is a British-made, single-engine, jet-powered advanced trainer aircraft first flown in 1974.

Naltrexone
In the $35-Billion Drug Addiction Treatment Market, Naltrexone is Showing More Potential

In the on-going debate of which drug addiction treatment is more effective, naltrexone is showing more potential than buprenorphine, according to a latest study by researchers from Columbia University.

Cows in China.
Western Scientists Doubt 'Tuberculosis-resistant' Cattle has been Developed in China

"The resulting transgenic cattle exhibited increased resistance to M. bovis (bovine TB) infection," said the Chinese team.

Chinese animal rights activists stage a march with posters calling for people to refrain from eating cats and dogs, in Wuhan, central China's Hubei Province.
Local Groups from China Launched a Poster Tour to Promote Cat and Dog Welfare Education

The China Youth Animal Protection Alliance and Dongbaowang.org teamed up with Animals Asia in organizing a poster tour that enabled over 160,000 people to see students' artworks about cat and dog welfare.

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Hotel prices in southern Chinese cities such as Guangzhou (pictured) have soared up to four to five times during the Chinese New Year festivities.
Chinese New Year 2017: Hotel Prices Soar in China’s Southern Cities as Travelers Avoid Smog

Holidaymaking during the Chinese New Year saw hotel room prices rise in several Chinese southern coastal cities--some hitting close to 100,000 yuan nightly. Chinese travelers from smog-filled cities north of the mainland such as Beijing and Shanghai went on a booking spree in destinations south of China.

Wang Qi, an ex-Chinese Army surveyor who got stuck in India for 54 years, is still longing for home.
Homecoming for Wang Qi: Story of Chinese Soldier Trapped in India for 54 Years

A sad story of separation and yearning for home defines the life of Chinese Army surveyor Wang Qi, whose peculiar circumstances involved being trapped inside India for five decades, amid a web of diplomatic and bureaucratic hurdles involving both China and India.

Mainland travelers made 6.15 million overseas trips during this year's Chinese New Year holidays.
Chinese New Year Mainland Travelers Record Staggering 6.15 Million Overseas Trips

Mainland tourists made 6.15 million overseas trips during the Chinese New Year holiday, which lasted throughout a seven-day period that ended last Thursday. The China National Tourism Administration reported that this year’s figures comprise a 7 percent increase to last year’s.

Huangyan Island
China to Place New Aircraft Carrier in Disputed South China Sea, Sending Warning to US and Neighbors

Aside from a looming trade war between the two largest economies of the world, the rivalry between the U.S. and China could soar to new heights with growing tensions over the disputed South China Sea. The Chinese government plans to place a new aircraft carrier in the said area.

U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis.
Mattis Blasts Iran as Biggest State Sponsor of Terrorism

Mattis once said the three gravest threats facing the U.S. are "Iran, Iran, Iran."

Su-35S of the Russian Air Force.
Russia Unnerved by China’s Decision not to Buy any more Russian Combat Aircraft

China announced last month it will order no more Russian-made fighters and other combat aircraft after 2018.

THAAD's X-band AN/TPY-2 radar system.
Russia Again Tries to Frighten South Korea into not Deploying THAAD

China and Russia oppose the deployment of THAAD, claiming the system's long-range X-band radar will allow the U.S. to better intercept any intercontinental ballistic missile they fire against the U.S. mainland.

A U.S. scientist has received recognition from China for his contribution in the country's efforts to research about global climate change.
EU Looks to China to Take Lead in Climate Change Battle with Potential US Pullout

While the Trump-led U.S. threatens to pull out of the 2015 Paris accord, the European Union is now looking to China to fill in the vacuum left by the former front liner. If China does succeed in getting the spot, it will prove to be beneficial for its diplomatic relations, especially with its Asian neighbors.

South Korea Announces Site of THAAD Deployment
China Intensifies Anti-THAAD Efforts

With no signs of the U.S. or South Korea backing out of the deployment deal, China has stepped up its effort in order to register its opposition. It has turned up the pressure on the economic front while warning of the impact on diplomatic relations in the future.

China's relations with the U.K. have ushered in a golden era.
China-UK ‘Golden Era’ of Economic Relations at Full Speed Ahead

The U.K. continues to be a favored investment destination by Chinese investors in Europe, despite Brexit and the rise of Prime Minister Theresa May. Such benefits China, as it looks to mellow down in the U.S., where President Donald Trump and his firebrand anti-China rhetoric now rules.

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CCTV Spring Festival Gala 2017: ‘Two-Child Policy’ Skit Draws Mixed Reactions

CCTV’s annual Spring Festival Gala reins in the jokes once again--jokes that most young people now see as rather outdated. But more than that, the show’s features on family planning leaves viewers with a mix of perspectives.

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