A Jewish cafe would be rebuilt in Hongkou District. The cafe is an iconic World War II infrastructure as it is where most Jewish refugees during the war period fled to and take refuge.
Shanghai's 80,000 male public transportation drivers would receive free health checkups. This initiative was launched after a recent survey established that at least 1 out of 50 drivers suffer from gallbladder, kidney as well as urinary-related issues.
In a report released by the Credit Suisse global financial firm this week, the impact of a decline in worldwide oil prices was cited as a key concern, and now Mexico has cancelled a $3.7-billion high-speed-rail project amid a downturn in its oil-centric economy.
The whole nation of Jordan is deep mourning after the Islamic State released a video showing the captured Jordanian pilot being burned to death inside a locked cell. The Jordanian government has promised “punishment and revenge” against the ISIS militants.
The U.S. embassy saw an increase in Chinese applicants for extended-stay U.S. visas in December and January in the wake of the amended international visa reciprocity agreement between the two countries.
The British military leadership is most concerned the Islamic State (formerly ISIS/ISIL) might find a way to weaponize Ebola.
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. announced on Feb 3, Tuesday that it has selected a new chief for mobile marketing. This announcement comes at a crucial time ahead of Samsung's anticipated unveiling of the latest version of its flagship Galaxy S smartphone.
Sony Online Entertainment, the studio behind such games as EverQuest and DC Universe Online, announced on Feb. 2, Monday, that they are no longer a part of Sony.
A small plane crashed near Denver on May 31, 2014 killing its pilot and his passenger and one of the possible reasons identified by federal accident investigators was taking selfies in the cockpit.
A plan for distributing commemorative coins as a reminder of the end of the Second World War was launched by the Chinese participants of the 44th World Money Fair which happened on Jan. 30.
An unknown group of "faux femme fatales" have managed to get pertinent information from Syrian rebels says by a report from FireEye Security titled Behind the Syrian Conflict's Digital Front Lines.
Disturbing and brutal photographs of a man being thrown off a building only to be stoned to death after surviving the fall has been circulating all over the internet and has caused an outrage from international rights group.
As the whole of China prepare for the Spring Festival holiday period, railway stations in Shanghai are expecting an influx of passengers that would reach 10.3 million during the 40-day holiday period.
China's Lunar New Year Gala TV show may soon be shown in other countries as China Central Television has announced that their company is making the show's rights available to foreign broadcast firms.
Brazil is planning on increasing its agricultural exports to China, the country’s senior minister said at a press conference on Jan. 22.
