The People's Liberation Army air force intends to strengthen communication and cooperation with foreign counterparts, a senior officer said.
A day after 13 people were killed in an explosion at a fireworks factory in Hunan province, the chief of China's work safety watchdog identified safety challenges and called for improvements in emergency response systems at an international work safety forum on Tuesday in Beijing.
President Xi Jinping met with Russian Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko in Beijing on Tuesday, calling for closer legislative cooperation between the two countries.
More than 660 people were arrested or put under investigation in a major police operation conducted in 10 Asian countries that targeted criminal networks trading in fake and potentially dangerous products, Interpol announced on Monday.
China's top food and drug regulator pledged stronger oversight on Tuesday on food and drug companies with low credibility, a move to address the serious food safety problems of recent years.
It's been a hard year for Wang Qiang, who has run a store in Beijing's Hepingli community for more than 10 years selling expensive crabs, including the renowned Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs.
The newly appointed top official of coal-rich Shanxi province, Wang Rulin, has visited Lyuliang, the center of a corruption scandal that has swept the province.
Ilham Tohti, a Uygur who is a former teacher at Minzu University in Beijing, was sentenced to life in prison for separatism by Urumqi Intermediate People's Court on Tuesday following a two-day trial last week.
Customs officials in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, have stepped up efforts to block the smuggling of Apple's new iPhones.
One hundred teenagers in Xi'an, the capital of Shaanxi province, recited an ode to peace as 224 doves were released into the air and the prayer bell at the Jianfu Temple rang out to commemorate the International Day of Peace.
China will develop nuclear power on the basis of safety and is focusing on energy conservation and aiming to enhance the use of clean energy, Premier Li Keqiang said.
It is absolutely a malicious rumor. The Red Cross Society of China never charged any fee during its work related to blood donation."
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