The international community is becoming more concerned about the Philippines’ current political path as the majority of the voting population in the country continues to root for tough-talking Davao Mayor Rodrigo Duterte.
China’s Qihoo 360 Technology Co. Ltd. has decided to suspend all consumer-related medical service marketing for the meantime amid probe on Baidu’s health-care advertising operation that reportedly led to a college student’s death.
Real estate agency Lianjia offered to help missing children by asking them to go to any of its branches, which will serve as their guardian station. Lianjia has 6,000 branches across the country, operating from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m.
Pilots planning to resign before the expiration of contracts may think twice as they may get sued and be asked to pay a huge fee. Demands for pilot will continue to grow for the next 20 years.
The reality is that going to a hospital via an ambulance can be as expensive as getting admitted to the emergency room. Now Beijing authorities have done something about it by adapting a metered-based fare system for ambulances.
Despite the ban on large group tours in Nanluoguxiang, thousands upon thousands of tourists continue to flock the alley whether it’s an ordinary weekday or a weekend and even more so on holidays. The hutong is popular not only for its historic structures but also for its shops.
A Brazil court in the northeastern state of Sergipe has ordered all mobile phone carriers in the country to block the WhatsApp for 72 hours following the failure of the popular messaging app to turn over data in a criminal investigation.
Two disgraced senior government officials in southern China unknowingly shared the same mistress, who was recently sentenced to six years in jail over bribery charges, according to local media reports.
China’s influential Communist Youth League (CYL) has had its budget cut by more than half for this year following accusations of graft and inefficiency by state media.
Experts agree that arrested scammers should be put on trial in mainland China where they could face harsher punishments. In Taiwan, penalties tend to be lenient when compared to those imposed in the mainland.
A United States Consul General’s marriage with the same sex incites varying reactions in China, reiterating the country’s refusal to acknowledge the love between homosexual couples.
Students at Jingzhou Entrepreneurial Technical College cannot go out of the campus on weekdays, making them contact restaurants to deliver food, albeit rather discreetly. Food delivery personnel use ladders to reach the school’s windows where they transact with the students.
President Xi Jinping denies preventing debate on the Communist Party of China’s policies, saying that he simply intends to make sure that no one is “singing out of tune,” referring the Party’s new policy banning “baseless comments.”
A new paper published on April 29, Friday, dubbed the tailless comet as Manx, saying it is composed of material found in the inner solar system. Now scientists suspect the strange comet may have been born alongside the Earth.
China will be pushing for more support from countries all over the world for the crackdown on corrupt officials who fled overseas via the G20 summit and all other upcoming global conventions.
