The Chinese Internet regulator has decided to crackdown on news reporting based on social media. The move is a part of the government's so-called drive against fake news and rumor mongering.
Fifty people have been killed and another 12 missing after three straight days of heavy rain in southern China, authorities said on Sunday, as areas along the Yangtze River brace for additional floods.
New images by NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars show the amazing sand dunes of the Red Planet that appear similar to Earth's yet are still so different.
Thailand has agreed to buy three submarines from China for $1 billion, its defense minister confirmed on Tuesday, June 28, the Global Times reported.
Violence erupted on Sunday after more than 10,000 people took to the streets in southern China to oppose government plans to construct an incinerator.
New studies reveal how impacts from Martian moons milions of years ago, created the only two remaining moons, Phobos and Deimos.
The Chinese-initiated “Belt and Road Initiative” is expected to benefit many countries all over the world, but not as much as it would provide better business for state-owned enterprises in the country.
NASA's Juno spacecraft successfully enters orbit around Jupiter, where the probe will determine the interior of the planet, until February 2018.
NASA just approved an extension of the New Horizons mission after its historic Pluto flyby last year, as it heads towards the Kuiper belt, in the outer reaches of the solar system.
As traffic congestion in Beijing becomes worse, authorities in the Chinese capital are debating on the possibility of levying a congestion tax in the city's high-traffic locations, China Daily reported.
The queen of the asteroid belt, Ceres, was first invaded by NASA's Dawn spacecraft in 2015. Ceres was considered to be a hard and boring ice-space rock at that time, however, now it seems that it might be much more different.
A Chinese park dubbed as the “world’s noisiest park” decides to tone down the noise following the installation of noise monitors.
A new study revealed how pea plants apparenly use higher risk options to decide for better chances of survival.
China's FAST telescope just installed its last panel last Saturday, finally completing the world's largest radio telescope, that will detect alien signals.
Recent seismic activity around Alaska's Pavlof volcano suggests a possible eruption, as observations also report gas emissions from its peak.
