Beijing received recognition from the United Nations as the agency released a report about the strong efforts by the bustling city to battle air pollution. The report recommended further attempts to meet the standards on clean air.
Fallacious reports on authorities ordering to transform all school cafeterias into halal facilities in Yongning were debunked by Party-run newspapers in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region.
China has just finished testing a newly developed monorail train powered by permanent magnet synchronous motors as the country pursues its goal to get rid of two major problems: traffic jams and air pollution.
China is risking inciting an arms race with the United States as Beijing reportedly announced the deployment of nuclear-armed submarines to the Pacific, something other reports considered highly unlikely.
Adoptions in China have been on a decline, following the relaxation of the country's one-child policy, wrote China Daily.
Pentagon declares that China’s interception of an American reconnaissance plane violated rules on how to govern air-to-air encounters, but Chinese authorities say otherwise.
A Thai man was recently attacked by a python during his routine visit to the toilet. The 10-foot python slid up through the plumbing hole of the lavatory and bit the man on his penis.
Chinese non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are feeling the effects of the country’s new law that restricts the entry of foreign NGOs.
Galaxies have often been associated with bright light and the colors and hues. However, nobody has understood why these galaxies fade out over a period of time and lose all their charm to turn dark and lifeless.
A team of archeologists has unearthed a number of mysterious structures from a deep and dark cave in southwestern France. The researchers believe that this cave was probably built by Neanderthals nearly 176,000 years ago.
Russia is now at odds with China, its previously reported ally, after the latter joined the United States in a quick ratification of the global agreement made in Paris, France, to impede climate change.
United States President Barack Obama’s landmark visit to Hiroshima may be misunderstood and misused in the complex East Asian politics, several media outlets noted.
Top officials of the Communist Party of China are collecting information throughout the country in preparation for the annual policy-making meeting at the Beidaihe seaside resort.
Recently, the former chief technologist at Microsoft, Nathan P. Myhrvold, accused NASA of using “bad science” and flawed methods to estimate the size of the asteroids. Now, NASA has hit back on him for making “profound calculation errors” while making the claims.
China is tightening its grip on Taiwan as the island’s first-ever female president Tsai Ing-wen takes the highest seat in the land after an eight-year rule by the mainland-backed Kuomintang Party.
