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President-elect Tsai Ing-wen waves at supporters at DPP headquarters on Jan. 16, 2016 in Taipei, Taiwan.
Taiwan's President-elect Tsai Ing-wen Vows to Maintain Ties with China via Democracy

Taiwan’s newly elected president Tsai Ing-wen vowed to maintain the status quo in the island’s relationship with mainland China but will do so following her party’s democratic principles.

A sign on a farm trailer reading 'Food grows where water flows,' hangs over dry, cracked mud at the edge of a farm April 16, 2009 near Buttonwillow, California.
Energy crisis: Venezuela imposes two-day working week for public sector workers

In a bid to cut down electricity consumption, Venezuela's government has ordered public workers to work only on Mondays and Tuesdays until the El Niño phenomenon is over.

A replica of one of the largest dinosaurs ever discovered is unveiled at the American Museum of Natural History on January 14, 2016 in New York City.
New discovery of dinosaur skull in Argentina offers new clues to species

A new discovery of a complete dinosaur skull in Argentina might offer new clues to its species. The newly discovered dinosaur might have super senses of eyesight and hearing, but its head was mostly pointed at the ground.

President Xi Jinping's crackdown on corrupt officials continues.
Chinese Officials 'Interviewed' Amid Corruption Crackdown

China’s top discipline watchdog is now conducting face-to-face interviews to crack down on corrupt officials as President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption drive continues.

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A villager sits alone on a dried-up riverbed in Gulang County on July 15, 2009 in Gansu Province, northwest China.
Chinese City Drought Reflects the Effects of El Niño Phenomenon in Southeast Asia

Signs of a bleak future without water appear in a city in China’s northwestern province of Gansu as the El Niño phenomenon continues to haunt the rest of Southeast Asia.

China houses the biggest obese population, says a study.
Study Shows China's Youth Obesity Rate Reaches Record-high

China sees the "worst" childhood obesity situation in decades after a new study shows that young boys and girls who are obese have increased 17- and 14-fold, respectively.

China's shortage of blood supply fuels a blood black market.
Blood Shortage in China Fuels Reemergence of Donor Black Market

Two decades after the HIV contamination scandal, China sees another rise in the human blood black market amid a nationwide shortage of donors.

The Wildlife Conservation Act amendment will no longer decriminalize eating and selling of endangered animals.
Draft Wildlife Protection Law Amendment Won't Scrap Ban on Eating, Selling Endangered Animals

The wildlife protection law may seem to stay a little longer in China after the country experienced massive uproar when the plan to scrap the criminality of eating or selling rare species of animals emerged.

A new legislation seeks to impose police power and stern financial regulation on foreign NGOs.
New Draft of Foreign NGO Bill Seeks Stern Regulation of Finances and Grants Police Extensive Power

China’s latest draft of the proposed law for foreign non-governmental organizations provides a stern regulation of NGOs from other countries to drive out "dangerous" ones by use of police force.

Parents call for laws to prevent the vaccine scandal from ever happening again.
New Vaccine Regulatory Rule: Wholesalers Banned from Trading in China

China prohibits wholesalers from trading vaccine in the country in the latest step to restore public trust in the nation’s health system that declined upon the emergence of a $90-million-worth vaccine scam in March.

China's military overhaul might tilt the world's power balance.
President Xi Jinping Remakes China's Military Power That Could Tilt World Balance

China’s President Xi Jinping focuses on remaking the country’s military force into something that could challenge even the United States, tilting the balance of power around the globe.

The knitted sculpture 'Winnie Pooh' by Patricia Waller, featuring the children's book character as a suicide victim, hangs in the 'Broken Heroes' exhibition at the Deschler Gallery on April 26, 2012 in Berlin, Germany.
U.S. witnesses highest suicide rates in three decades

A new federal data analysis claimed that suicide rates throughout the United States have reached the highest levels in the last three decades. The rise in suicide rate was witnessed across demographics, barring black males.

Drones could be used to smuggle banned items into prison, officials said.
Drug Mule Drones? Officials Investigate UAVs Caught Flying Above Jails in Fuzhou

Police authorities have launched an investigation after unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) had been spotted hovering above prisons in southeast China.

A Chinese anti-doping lab has been suspended for up to four months by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
Suspension of Beijing Anti-dope Lab Suspected to Be Linked to Chinese Swimmers Testing Positive of Drugs

The suspension of Beijing’s National Anti-Doping Laboratory is caused by a “technical oversight” and had nothing to do with Chinese swimmers’ positive drug test, said China’s anti-doping authority.

The file photo shows the Shanghai Tower, China's tallest skyscraper, in Lujiazui, the financial and trade zone in Shanghai.
Soon-to-open Shanghai Tower Has World's Fastest Elevators

Aside from being the world's second tallest building, the Shanghai Tower is also set to break records by having the world's fastest elevators.

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