Another milk bank opens in the country. China faces a dwindling number of breastfeeding mothers as the infant formula market continues to grow.
Former NASA engineer James Oberg has decided to dig around the existing reported UFO sightings and stories from the International Space Station (ISS) by the help of science, leading him to a conclusion that most of these UFOS are only "space dandruff."
Shenzhen is set to build three new airports with the aim to transform the city into a transport hub of southern China, according to a report by the South China Morning Post.
China has restated its sovereignty over the disputed islands in the South China Sea and said it “has no fear of trouble” as it repulsed pressure from the U.S. to halt activities in the area, Reuters reported.
Nine Chinese women have made it to this year’s Forbes Power Women list, marking the country’s strongest showing by having the second highest number of representatives next to the United States.
The European agriculture was gifted by a group of Stone Age migrants from the Aegean Sea region who moved to the continent nearly 8,000 years ago. At that time, Europe was still dominated by hunter-gatherers.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s sudden outburst against a Canadian reporter’s human rights question during a rare visit to Canada appears to be staged, says a Hong Kong-based journalist.
France is rallying its European navies to participate in the spiteful South China Sea bout by increasing patrols in the disputed waters to uphold peace and freedom of navigation in the region.
China will not have democracy even after Taiwan’s new president offered to share the experience during the commemoration of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
The Chinese coastguard is easing their interception of Filipino fishermen who frequent the Scarborough Shoal as a friendly gesture to the Philippines’ president-elect Rodrigo Duterte, proof that China wants to be friends with his government.
China’s factory workers are struggling to survive as the country sees better profit in replacing human laborers with robots amid the economic slowdown.
Last week’s Shangri-La summit became a tag team diplomacy wrestling match between defense ministers from China and the United States who were both backed by their own allies.
Tension between China and the United States continues to simmer ahead of the Shangri-La dialogue organized by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) which many expect to focus on South China Sea maritime issues.
China signalled that it is open to holding bilateral talks with the Philippines as the two nations hold their claims over the disputed South China Sea, Reuters reported.
Illegal mapping has become a “serious” problem in remote areas of western China, the National Administration of Surveying, Mapping and Geoinformation (NASG) announced in its annual report.
