Chinese Vice-Premier Liu Yandong on Sunday asked for improved coordination between concerned groups so that the country can better prevent and control the spread of the H7N9 avian flu virus.
Former Chinese ambassador to the United States Zhou Wenzhong says U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping will have the opportunity to meet each other in three separate occasions over the next twelve months.
Sixty six athletes will travel to Sochi to represent China in the 2014 Winter Olympics, according to the Chinese Olympic Committee, which announced its final roster over the weekend.
With Spring Festival less than a week away, China’s transportation industry gears up for the largest migration of people in the world, which estimates say, will surpass the daily 100-million-passenger mark through the end of the week.
Despite Police' claims that Zhang DeZheng's ramming his truck into the presidential office was not proof of his anger at the Taiwanese government, a letter and several online postings reveal how upset the truck driver was with the workings of his government.
Kiev, Ukraine Anti-government protesters warned the Ukrainian government that they are on their last straw and demanded the immediate release of all detained demonstrators.
New January CDC data shows that Asian Americans are thinner than Caucasians and other ethnic groups in the U.S.
Midway through its three-month lunar exploratory journey, Yutu began experiencing a "mechanical control abnormality" on the surface of the celestial body that can fluctuate between -200 degrees Fahrenheit to 200 degrees Fahrenheit over the course of an Earth month.
New Zero-Sulfur firecrackers are introduced in Beijing to allow people to enjoy the traditional Chinese New Year festivities without aggravating the city's air pollution density.
Chinese Vice-President Li Yuanchao and State Councilor Yang Jiechi both conferred with U.S. Deputy Secretary of State William Burns in separate meetings in Beijing on Wednesday.
China will continue to endeavor to keep abreast with efforts geared toward the development of transgenic technology worldwide while upholding strict standards for genetically modified food and giving consumers relevant information on the said food.
Kyrgyzstan border guards exchanged fire with an unknown band of militants along the Chinese border.
Chinese computer maker Lenovo announced yesterday that it will acquire IBM’s low-end x86 server unit for U.S. $2.3 billion in cash and Lenovo stock shares.
The U.S. Ambassador to China, Gary Locke, urged China to immediately release Nobel Peace Prize winner Xu Zhiyong, along with other political prisoners.
Lawmakers have vowed to draw up legislative measures before 2015 that will give better protection to children in light of the recent spate of deaths of minors due to abuse.
