CEOs of China’s top 15 companies are traveling with President Xi Jinping during his first state visit to the United States this week, in a bid to showcase the country’s improved commercial and industrial capacities.
China’s official stance on international issues including terrorism and cybersecurity was presented in a paper on Monday, prompting wide speculation that it is in connection to President Xi Jinping’s upcoming speech at a United Nations (UN) summit following his first state visit to the U.S.
Photos and personal information of 284 children recently rescued from kidnappers were published by Chinese authorities to help them find their birth parents. The online database, according to a report by Beijing Youth Daily, went live on Saturday, Sept. 19.
Martin Shkreli, the entrepreneur who acquired rights to Daraprim, was on the spotlight after he increased the prince of the drug by 5000% from $13.50 per pill to $750 a pill.
China's Asian Affairs Department in the foreign ministry has closed its Japanese division, describing the move as a "normal administrative adjustment."
A new rule has been passed by several government bodies to ensure the protection of lawyers' rights. This includes the rights that help them practice their profession, such as the right to meet with their clients and have access to evidence.
In a report by China Daily, Chinese judicial bodies have stated that in order to protect human rights and to refrain from passing erroneous verdicts, they will reserve judgment on cases that lack strong evidence.
The Shanghai Greenery and Sanitation Administration Bureau has announced that it will build a greenway near the Outer Ring Road. The idea is for residents to enjoy walks or bike rides along the greenway.
Apples account for 29 percent of fruit that American children and teens consume every day, easily making them more popular than oranges, bananas, berries, peaches, and fruit salad. Kids and teenagers eat about two-thirds of that figure in the form of whole apples, and one-third is drunk as pure apple juice.
The Obama Administration announced that broadband Internet is now a "core utility" in the United States, and that dozens of federal agencies are taking steps to get more Americans online. The administration's Broadband Opportunity Council released a report outlining current challenges and making recommendations to boost the number of citizens online, which includes one-fourth of U.S. households without Internet access.
A new biography by journalist Isabel Oakeshott and Lord Ashcroft, former deputy chairman of the UK Conservative Party, about British Prime Minister David Cameron is causing embarrassment to Downing Street.
A San Diego resident in California posted on Twitter footage of large triangular objects hovering in house.
The video of a rat carrying a slice of pizza while going down a New York City subway stairs has gone viral with more than 450,000 hits in nine hours.
South African police arrested on Thursday a Danish man in Bloemfontein whose freezer yielded 21 frozen genitalia. The female genitals were placed inside plastic bags.
Republican presidential candidate hopeful Donald Trump recently said that he is not “morally obliged” to defend the current United States President Barrack Obama after one of the former’s supporter called the latter a Muslim.
