Education experts are urging colleges and universities to find new recruitment methods for them to enroll enough students as the number of gaokao takers dropped this year, China Daily reported.
For the ninth time in her chancellorship, Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel is slated to visit China from June 12 to 14, according to a China Daily report.
Iceland has discovered an innovative way to handle climate change, global warming and the increasing levels of pollution that lead to such environmental problems. The first of its own kind of power plant in Iceland has devised a method to turn carbon emission into stones.
The Communist Party of China is planning to draft new rules to test the political loyalty of their cadres and penalize those who fail to meet their standards, the party’s top anti-graft chief said, according to a report by the South China Morning Post.
Analysts believe that the Philippines’ president-elect Rodrigo Duterte will promote warmer ties with China and divert the focus of both governments to matters other than the South China Sea.
Israel will no longer issue permits to 83,000 Palestinians after the Tel Aviv shooting that killed four and injured at least 16 people on June 8, Wednesday. The attackers were identified as Palestinians and cousins from Yatta.
Human evolution is often imagined as transformation of early man into the modern human form. However, there was another relative of the modern human species involved along the way – the Hobbits.
China called on to the Philippines to drop the international arbitration case filed against them and urged the archipelago to pursue the bilateral talks instead.
China is opening its low-level airspace to non-military aircraft to give way for more helicopters to serve as ambulances in the air in the forthcoming boom in the global aviation industry.
China sends SWAT to crackdown on cheaters in this year’s national college entrance examination and teaches them a lesson through imprisonment.
For the first time, China is imposing criminal charges to candidates proven guilty for cheating in gaokao or the country's national college entrance examinations, the Global Times reported.
The United States is pressing China to ease trade barriers for companies abroad, with senior U.S. officials claiming that the regulatory environment had become more complex in the Asian country.
China may see a rise in the unemployment rate as it pursues its current path of closing down coal mines and mining companies to solve its problem on overcapacity.
Consumers may soon have more natural colors to choose from in natural wool products as Chinese scientists successfully used gene editing to change the coat colors of sheep.
China is establishing its underwater sea lab along the South China Sea quite quickly to help extract mineral resources from the ocean as well as become a battle station if it comes to it.
