The shortage of China’s favorite meat remains a lingering problem which has resulted in more dilemmas, such as high domestic prices and a sudden need for importation.
Beijing is slowly making moves to seal a direct security role in Afghanistan as peace talks unfold between Afghan founders and Islamic militants take place, Bloomberg reported.
China strongly denounces “irresponsible remarks” on territorial disputes along the South China Sea made by certain member countries during the Group of Seven forum held in Hiroshima, Japan.
After abolishing the one-child policy, China experiences a rippling effect in several statistics including the number of cesarean section births, which was highly favored back when the country was cultivating its “loneliest generation.”
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton took the opportunity to humorously hit out at critiques over an incident at the New York subway station. The presidential hopeful who made several attempts to swipe her 'MetroCard,' jokingly blamed it on the city's mayor.
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has dispelled issues that the Chinese investment in Sri Lanka poses a threat to other countries, such as India, China Daily reported.
According to the Amnesty International Report 2015/16, death penalty and human rights violation prevail in the country. The government implements many laws that control the mass media and limit the actions of human rights advocates.
A Taiwan-born naval flight officer with an extensive intelligence background was accused of espionage for allegedly sharing classified information to China.
The Nu River, located in a remote pocket of southwestern China near the Myanmar border, is facing the threat of being turned into a giant dam by a state-owned hydropower company, according to an article by The Christian Science Monitor (CSM).
Authorities in China have arrested a total of nine people and are chasing one more suspect related to the fake milk scandal for brands involving Abbott’s “Similac” and the local brand “Beingmate.”
Two pairs of universities, the East China Normal University and the University of Haifa and Jilin University and the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, entered into an agreement to build a research and development center. Their respective R&D center will conduct studies in the fields of science and technology.
This week marks the start of the electronic bike ban imposed by the Beijing Traffic Management Bureau to ease traffic and ensure road safety. E-bikes will be banned in 10 roads in Beijing, including those around Tiananmen Square.
Non-medical data of more than 200,000 children in Shandong Province have been stolen, leading panic-stricken parents to believe that a possible illegal data trade-off might be on the table.
China donated 1,700 metric tons of rice to South Sudan, which is currently experiencing food shortage and facing a civil strife. The Chinese government will also offer medical assistance.
The General Administration of Quality, Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine will tighten its inspection of animals and plants that are coming in and out of the country. In 2015 alone, AQSIQ intercepted 5,788 harmful species.
