In hopes to help implement "One Belt, One Road" initiatives, the Supreme Court gave advice on offering judicial service on Tuesday.
Opal traces found on a Martian meteorite could provide clues of ancient microbial life on Mars.
China's reliance on supplies and technology from Russia will come to an end in the next 10 years, according to Robert Farley, assistant professor at the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce at the University of Kentucky, as Washington-based right-wing National Interest magazine reported on July 2.
NASA just released an 8 minute time lapse video of the Opportunity rover on Mars, spanning 11 years of its exploration on its surface.
A chemistry professor affiliated with a university in Wuhan, central China, is suspected of producing massive amounts of a psychoactive drug and selling it overseas to the United States, Canada, Australia and the U.K. On June 17, customs and police raided Zhang's lab in the Jiangxia district of Wuhan. About 20 kilograms (3 stone) of drugs were seized.
The Philippines’ decision to resort to the UN Permanent Court of Arbitration amid a territorial dispute with China has drawn flak from Beijing once more as the international tribunal accepted Manila’s request for arbitration over the issue.
A new nursing home in Changsha, Hunan Province, opened for war veterans. It’s the first one to be built as part of the “Salute to War Veterans” charity project of China Elderly Development Foundation since its sponsor, Huaxia Insurance Company, plans to build more this year.
China may soon have its own long-range strategic bomber after People’s Liberation Army (PLA) officers have urged the PLA Air Force to prioritize the development of the aircraft in a meeting held recently, according to Kanwa Defense Review, a Canada-based publication specializing in defense affairs and weapons technology.
China is seeing an increased influx in foreign books in recent years, but its authors tend to face a common dilemma: should they allow Chinese publishers to change the content of their books to comply with China’s strict publishing regulations. Different publishing firms and authors deal with this issue in a myriad of ways, and their differing choices affect the number and content of foreign books that Chinese readers have access to.
Chinese meteorologists at the National Meteorological Center (NMC) have recorded the lowest temperature in 145 years on July 6, Monday, with the thermometer registering 17.3 degree Celsius, which was close to the historic maximum temperature of 15.9 degree Celsius that was recorded on July 2, 1876.
A new study shows that those who are foodies or adventurous eaters are more likely to have a healthier diet and have a lower BMI.
A new study reveals five supermassive black holes that are previously hidden by dust where scientists claim that millions more could be hiding.
A new study reveals that a 15 million year old ancient primate brain got more complex first than bigger in size than first thought.
China could potentially be an international lender of last resort for Greece as voters rejected the terms of a bailout in Sunday’s referendum, according to the U.S.-based Foreign Policy magazine. Results of the Greek referendum showed 61.3 percent voted for “no” against those who opted to vote “yes,” thereby making Greece the first developed country in history to default on a loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
With Chinese counter-terrorism efforts continuing despite significant difficulties, drones are eyed as the solution to the deficiencies of intelligence work. On July 3, the PLA Air Force deployed an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in Xinjiang to assess the effects of a 6.4-magnitude earthquake which killed six people, according to Duowei.
