China's top economic planner singled out on Wednesday seven areas for public-private partnerships to fuel the country's economic growth.
Dozens of relatives crowded on Wednesday afternoon at the narrow corridor in front of the ICU at the General Hospital of Liaoning Fuxin Coal Corp, where nine of the 50 people injured in a fatal coal mine fire remained hospitalized. At least 26 others were killed in the disaster earlier in the day.
China has become the largest market for illegal wildlife trading with a huge number of related animal products being sold online, according to a new report by a major animal welfare group.
A copy of William Shakespeare's First Folio, the first compilation of the Bard's plays published in 1623, has been discovered in the library of an ancient port town in northern France.
The People's Liberation Army is inviting private enterprises to bid on its training-related contracts, an unprecedented move to optimize the military budget and boost participation of the private sector.
It started with silence as the crowd strained to listen to the prosecutor over the radio. Then tears gushed from the eyes of Michael Brown's mother.
A growing awareness of male grooming, a stressful urban lifestyle and environmental concerns are fueling the growth in the male personal care market in China, a new report said.
The recent landmark climate agreement with the United States is a win for both sides and will inject positive energy into the upcoming global climate change negotiations in Lima, Peru, early next month, a top climate official said.
China is in discussions with India to help it build the world's second-longest high-speed railroad with a price tag of 200 billion yuan ($32.6 billion), its latest efforts to push for a bigger share of the overseas high-speed market.
China's Internet pop sensation the Chopsticks Brothers, whose viral hit Little Apple has been viewed more than 1 billion times on China's popular video websites, won the International Song Award at the 2014 American Music Awards on Sunday.
The 600-year-old Forbidden City is seeking innovative ways to cater to the younger generation and reshape its public image.
China has strengthened security checks of government websites, hoping to clean up those that are not up to standard by the end of 2015, officials of the nation's top Internet watchdog said on Monday.
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