Beijing Tibet Motorway in China jammed againA massive traffic jam has developed in China's Inner Mongolia on the Beijing Tibet Highway just days after another major snarl was... | |
| 9,000 free condom vending machines set up in Shanghai Shanghai residents, including students and migrant workers, will now be provided free condoms through more than 9,000 vending machines to be set up across this business capital of... |
| Morrissey accused of 'crude racism' after Chinese 'subspecies' comment Morrissey has been criticized for calling Chinese people as a "subspecies" because of their treatment of... |
| 87 kids ill after having yogurt in China At least 87 kindergarten children fell ill after having food in a province in northwest China, officials said... |
| Nepal Maoists sought Chinese cash to 'buy' MPs? Nepal's opposition Maoist party has been dragged into a snowballing scandal with a leaked audio tape indicating the former guerrillas sought NRS.500 million from Chinese 'friends' to buy MPs' votes ahead of Sunday's election to choose a new prime... |
| 3,600 free condom outlets set up in Shanghai The Shanghai administration has set up over 3,600 condom outlets in areas having high concentration of migrant workers for distributing free contraceptives in a bid to promote safe sex in China's business... |
| 10,000 trucks stuck in 120 km monster traffic jam in China A northern China highway virtually became a parking lot when around 10,000 trucks got stuck in a 120 km... |
| Krishna concerned over China's remark on Kashmir Expressing concern at China's remarks about the term 'India-controlled Kashmir', External Affairs Minister S M Krishna has said that China must respect the sensitivities New Delhi has towards Jammu and... |
| 27 dead in road accidents in China At least 27 people were killed and 36 injured in two road accidents in northeast China Firday, authorities... |
| Chinese man probed for building underground house A 64-year-old man who was building an underground house for his family has become a subject of a probe by authorities in China's Henan... |
| Another 100-km traffic jam builds up in China A traffic jam more than 100 km long has formed in China just one week after gridlock led to tailbacks lasting 10 days northwest of... |
| Mass murderer Mao killed 45 million Chinese during 'Great Leap Forward' China's communist ruler Mao Tse Tung killed 45 million of his people between 1958 and 1961 during what was dubbed as the world's biggest man-made... |
| Kim Kardashian poses with two nude hunks for mag photo shoot Actress Kim Kardashian has appeared on the cover of Hong Kong mag Prestige with two nude... |
| Four killed in fight over 1 yuan Four people were killed after a bloody altercation took place over a 1 yuan (US 15 cents) parking charge in China's Yangpu... |
| China, US discuss defense issues, despite suspension in military exchanges A senior Chinese general met with the head of a leading U.S. think tank and discussed the building of strong military ties between both countries, despite military exchanges between the two nations having been frozen since... |
| India conveys concerns over Chinese presence in PoK India has conveyed its concerns to Beijing on Chinese activities in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir... |
| China marks 65th anniversary of victory against Japanese invasion China Friday marked the 65th anniversary of Japan's surrender and paid homage to soldiers who died fighting during the Second World War, Xinhua... |
| Economic Daily News: Structural adjustment for Taiwan's economy In a status report released this week, the Ministry of Economic Affairs noted that Taiwan's latest economic recovery was mainly driven by the electronics and information industries, which shows that... |
| Do the Chinese really believe the U.S. is selling down its gold reserves? may gain credibility. Many are convinced that leased gold or swapped gold is a cover for what in reality is a sale. As a result many believe that the central bank holdings of gold are far less than... |
| At least 16 killed after passenger bus collides with truck in China At least 16 people were killed and unknown number injured after a long-distance passenger bus collided with a truck in the northeast of China, Xinhua news agency reported. The traffic accident... |
| Ukraine, Hong Kong agree to scrap visas Ukraine and Chinese administrative district of Hong Kong have signed an agreement on visas abolition between and cooperation in customs affairs, Ukrainian presidential press service said Saturday.... |
| China tells state companies to explore Potash bid Chinese officials have ordered state companies to meet investment bankers to explore ways to block BHP Billiton's $39 billion bid for Potash Corp, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said. ... |
| China car mkt unlikely to sustain last yr's pace TIANJIN: China's car market will continue to grow this year but may not sustain the breakneck pace of last year, the chief executive of Ford Motor's China car venture said on Saturday. ... |
| Amid China row, India, Japan to firm up eco pact NEW DELHI: Amid dissonance in relations with China, India is looking to expand strategic and economic ties with Japan as the two sides hold the final round of negotiations next week to finalise a... |
| Public not warned of tainted oil Local health authorities have admitted waiting five months before announcing that secret recalls had been ordered for a brand of camellia oil that had been found to contain excessive carcinogens. The... |
| Urumqi fair to become national With the central government's pledge to upgrade the annual trade fair here to a country-level political and economic platform, Xinjiang is stepping up its efforts to establish itself as a leader in... |
| 'First step of long march' Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said on Thursday China welcomed the resumption of peace talks between Palestinian and Israeli leaders. "China hopes both parties will seize the opportunity... |
| Ukraine ties rejuvenated by 'epochal' state visit Beijing and Kiev signed 13 agreements on Thursday, the first day of the Ukrainian president's state visit to China, in what analysts are predicting could be the beginning of a new "Silk... |
| NBS to make data more credible China will publish its findings on the housing vacancy rate after scrutinizing the findings from pilot programs in some cities, the nation's top statistician said on Wednesday. Ma Jiantang, head of... |
| Monster traffic jam ... again BEIJING - About 10,000 trucks were backed up for miles on a northern China highway on Friday, the latest in a series of monster jams that have plagued the overloaded road since maintenance work began... |
| Bank of China plans bond sale Bank of China Ltd will sell up to 5 billion yuan ($735 million) of two- and three-year yuan-denominated bonds in Hong Kong on Sept 8, according to a person familiar with the matter. The lender will... |
| IMAX eager to tap into China market TORONTO - IMAX, the Canadian operator of large-screen movie theaters, is set to open 80 theaters in China over the next couple of years. And its overall goal is to open 250- 300 theaters in China.... |
| Vancouver mayor to bring green message to China /enpproperty--> VANCOUVER - The Vancouver mayor and a delegation of representatives from 22 corporations in the Canadian city will bring a green message to China in an upcoming trade mission designed... |
| Tropical storm Malou approaches China's east coast /enpproperty--> BEIJING - China's national weather forecaster warned Saturday that tropical storm Malou was on course to strike the country's east coast just as Lionrock was... |
| China agricultural policy lender issues 133.63 bln USD loans to western regions Agricultural Development Bank of China (ADBC), one of the country's policy lenders, said Friday it had issued loans of 909 billion yuan (133.63 billion U.S. dollars) to China's western regions since... |
| Russia infuriated with Chinese export copies of Su-27 jet fighters Russia has officially notified China of the fact that the production of J11 jet fighters, which copy Russia’s Su-27SK aircraft, violates international agreements. Moscow promised to launch legal... |
| China to sent 50,000 cotton tents to Yushu quake survivors ahead of winter A total of 50,000 cotton-padded tents will be sent to homeless quake survivors in Yushu, northwestern Qinghai Province, by the end of this month, local authorities said Saturday.The first batch of... |
| Amid China trouble, India, Japan to firm up economic pact By Manish Chand, New Delhi, Sep 4 : Amid dissonance in relations with China, India is looking to expand strategic and economic ties with Japan as the two sides hold the final round of negotiations... |
| Krishna concerned over China's remark on Kashmir Mumbai, Sep 4 : Expressing concern at China's remarks about the term 'India-controlled Kashmir', External Affairs Minister S M Krishna has said that China must respect the sensitivities New Delhi has... |
| Venice Film Festival celebrates Chinese director John Woo - Summary Italy - The Venice Film Festival on Friday celebrated Chinese action film master John Woo, bestowing him with the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement award."I was shocked, then I thought he was... |
| Thousands of trucks stuck in China traffic jam Thousands of coal trucks and other vehicles were backed up for miles on a highway in northern China on Friday, the latest in a series of monster traffic jams that have plagued the overloaded road... |
| Toyota Technician Institute in China Marks 20 Years Shenyang, China, Sept 3, 2010 - (JCN Newswire) - Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) announces that the Liaoning Toyota Jinbei Technician Institute (the Technical Training Center of Toyota Jin Bei of... |
| China to block loans to cos on environ blacklist SHANGHAI: China's central bank has set up a databank on companies' environmental records and banks were told not to approve loans to companies that have violated environmental rules, a newspaper... |
| Lawyer for Hire: Knows China Well HOWARD CHAO O'MELVENY & MYERS, MENLO PARK During a recent meeting between Howard Chao, the partner in charge of O'Melveny & Myers' Asia practice, and a Silicon Valley venture-capital tycoon shopping... |
| Hong Kong's Woo accepts career award at Venice filmfest VENICE, Italy (AFP) – Veteran Hong Kong filmmaker John Woo accepted a Golden Lion for lifetime achievement at the Venice film festival on Friday, dedicating the honour to his "dear... |
| NEC to offer cloud computing in China Neusoft , China’s largest IT outsourcing provider, to offer cloud computing services in the country, the Japanese electronics company’s first move to offer such services outside its home... |
| A Chinese Village Sacrifices For The Greater Good September 4, 2010 Imagine taking the entire population of Cincinnati, and moving everyone to new houses elsewhere. That's effectively what's happening in China: Three hundred thirty thousand people... |
| India conveys concern to China on Gilgit troops, Kashmir Mumbai/New Delhi/Beijing, Sep 3 : Asking China to show sensitivity to its concerns, India Friday conveyed its 'serious concerns' over the reported presence of Chinese troops in Pakistan-administered... |