Beijing hit back on Tuesday at criticism from United States President Barack Obama over a counter terrorism law being considered by Chinese lawmakers.
China's first military parade marking the end of World War II will not be an exercise in "muscle-flexing", the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro has met with five Cubans who spent years in prisons in the United States and returned home recently, the official Granma newspaper reported on Monday.
The elderly woman stared, wondering why we were cramming eggs into trees.
Item from March 4, 1994, in China Daily: Nafsiah Mboi, member of Indonesia's Parliament, questions speakers on how to coordinate efforts to control the swelling population throughout the Asia-Pacific region, during the Asia-Pacific population seminar in Beijing.
Community hospitals are a second choice for many patients who suspect doctors there of being less professional than those at larger facilities. Beijing now requires community doctors and nurses to train at large hospitals for two years.
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President Xi Jinping received an invitation on Monday from Queen Elizabeth II to visit Britain.
Members of the American Chamber of Commerce in South China have reduced their reinvestment budgets for this year by 9.3 percent.
About 15 rare pieces of art have been stolen from the Chinese Museum of the Chateau de Fontainebleau, southeast of Paris.
It is time Japan showed "deep remorse over its history of aggression" as the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II approaches this year, a spokesman for the annual session of China's top political advisory body said on Monday.
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