China is planning to form a task force to handle nuclear emergencies. The task force will be made up of 320 professionals who will work with the existing 25 nuclear emergency teams.
Cambodia’s Tourism Ministry has unveiled a white paper for capitalizing on the fast growth in China’s inbound tourism, aiming to draw and cater for approximately 2 million Chinese tourists per year by 2020.
China published the first nuclear white paper on Wednesday, Jan. 27, highlighting regulations and measures about nuclear emergency readiness and outlining a “rational, coordinated, and balanced” nuclear security strategy.
China reaffirmed its claim to sovereignty over several islands in the South China on Wednesday in response to outgoing Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou’s recent visit to the disputed Taiping Island, although stressing that both the mainland and Taiwan have a shared responsibility to safeguard the region.
Beijing officials are considering banning half of the cars in the city's roads during the winter season. However, experts have called this a mere stopgap measure.
During a State Council executive meeting, the central government discussed how to better help left-behind children. They also discussed measures to keep parents closer to their children instead of migrating away.
Due to intensified efforts to combat corruption, more senior official in Shanghai were investigated for corruption in 2015 than the previous year, according to a statement from the chief prosecutor of the city on Tuesday, as reported by Shanghai Daily.
Local authorities in Tianjin will start the relocation of two large chemical plants in 2016, which is expected to cost about 29 billion yuan, five months after the massive blasts of the chemical warehouse that killed more than 160 people in 2015, the Xinhua News Agency reported.
China’s top cab hailing service – Didi Kuaidi - claims that its taxi services have contributed to dialing down pollution levels in China.
Since China's decision to allow couples to have two children, more and more Chinese couples are flying to Thailand in hopes of conceiving a "test-tube" baby, according to a report by the Global Times.
A study by American Chamber of Commerce (ACC) has found that majority of American businesses in China are affected by stringent internet censorship.
The foreign ministry of China confirmed on Tuesday, Jan. 26, that the Swedish citizen suspected of funding activities threatening the national security had been expelled from china, as opposed to the previous misleading word “released.”
The art troupe in China’s northeast military region has been disbanded as part the ongoing massive restructuring of the People’s Liberation Army.
Anhui Province has formulated a new law aimed at preventing adult children from depending on their unwilling parents for endless fiscal support.
During a high-level meeting to finalize guidelines for the economic belt along Yangtze River, President Xi Jinping said there will be no more large projects to be launched along China’s longest river.
