Improving relations vital to regional security, says US secretary of state
Tokuro Inokuma, a former Imperial Japanese Army soldier, gained his first taste of the horrors of war in 1945 when he scrambled to gather the scattered limbs of his fellow servicemen, blown apart by a US air raid in Japan.
Labor unrest is expected to spread following massive layoffs at several IT giants, with experts calling on multinationals to take the issue seriously.
Fruit and vegetable exporters in China expect to increase sales to Russia, which has banned such imports from the European Union and the United States in retaliation to Western economic sanctions imposed over the situation in Ukraine.
The World Health Organization has authorized the use of experimental drugs to fight Ebola, with the death toll topping 1,000 and a Spanish priest becoming the first European to succumb to the outbreak.
Endless snow and glaciers, untouched coastlines and the thrill of following in the footsteps of renowned explorers are luring more Chinese to polar trips.
No prison escapes or deaths have been reported at China's jails since last year despite an increase in inmates convicted of violent crimes, the Ministry of Justice says.
More than 1,000 Chinese and overseas companies in the auto industry, including manufacturers, suppliers and dealers, are involved in anti-monopoly investigations, according to an official at China's top economic planning body.
Tributes poured in from Chinese film lovers on Tuesday after the death of US actor and comedian Robin Williams at his home in California.
In the latter stages of World War II, the city of Usa in Japan's Oita prefecture was a base for kamikaze pilots.
The Chinese team helping to fight the deadly Ebola virus in Sierra Leone has denied a report that eight of its workers who treated patients with the disease have been placed in quarantine.
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