China's State Council aims to restore 90 percent of the country's polluted arable land. One fifth of China's agricultural soil is currently contaminated.
Over 300 radio stations were caught by northeast China's police illegally hawking fake medicines, threatening aviation safety via transmissions and promoting scams, state-run Xinhua News Agency reported.
Paris Deputy Mayor Patrick Klugman is banking on cities' capacity to lead the global combat against climate change. France is one of the nations that signed the landmark deal in December last year.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has started his tour to Central and Eastern European countries. He is set to visit Serbia, Poland and Uzbekistan.
China still loudly refuses to bow to international arbitration with claims of support from 60 countries as analysts speculate that it is silently working its “mobile national sovereignty” in the disputed South China Sea waters.
China is taking effective steps toward a better environment that have not gone unnoticed as scientists from the Stanford University note the positive impact of the government’s conservation efforts.
Tencent Holdings' Pony Ma Huateng made it to the top of China's list of most generous philanthropists. Coming behind him is another Tencent executive, Charles Chen Yidan.
City authorities were instructed to "clean up the air" in areas close to the popular amusement park, leading to the eviction of hundreds of home and businessowners.
Black holes have been theorized for a little more than a century. In 1915, Albert Einstein developed his famous theory of general relativity, which sparked the search for these elusive celestial objects. Nevertheless, despite the hundred years of research, black holes are still shrouded in mystery. In fact, less than a week ago, scientists discovered another black hole related phenomenon that have left them baffled.
The latest annual report by a research institute reveals that more college graduates prefer to engage in white-collar work than to apply in labor-intensive industries. Those jobs that received an increase in applicants are those related to information technology.
Despite opposition from China, United States President Barak Obama has privately met the Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader Dalai Lama in White House on Wednesday.
China is eyeing reform in the judiciary by opening it to private law practitioners and scholars, though there is doubt that the system is not independent enough to pursue such changes.
In the past, scientists are adamant that massive black holes consume hot ionized gas in order to maintain its size. In layman's terms, this basically means that black holes feed on hot gas in order to remain massive. However, a new discovery by a team of scientists conducting their research in Chile has shed new light to the mysterious intricacies of black holes.
China has partnered with the United Kingdom to improve cooperation in security, law enforcement and justice issues at their first high-level security dialogue held in Beijing on Monday.
Oscar Pistorious' trial at the Pretoria High Court on June 14, Tuesday, was emotional when Reeva Steenkamp's father, Barry Steenkamp revealed how devastated he is over his daughter's murder. He claimed that he and his wife, June have forgiven his daughter's killer, but claimed that Pistorius must pay for the crime.
