It's lighter and thinner, has a bigger screen and sells at a fraction of the price of an iPhone 6 Plus.
Pesticide residue on fresh vegetables sold in Beijing's markets is a big problem, according to a survey covering three of China's biggest cities.
Hong Kong has called a sudden halt to its capital investment immigration program, creating shock waves on both sides of the border.
Japan announced its biggest defense budget on Wednesday as it prepares plans to scrap the constitutional ban on military operations overseas.
Some polar bear clusters have moved slowly to islands in northern Canada that are retaining Arctic ice for longer, a study has found.
China is to strengthen law enforcement cooperation with Turkey to combat terrorist suspects from the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region entering the Eurasian country illegally.
Among the repercussions of the New Year's Eve fatal stampede in Shanghai are the over-deployment of police patrols at the Bund, turning it into a security showcase, and the elimination of human models at the upcoming Shanghai auto show.
Item from Jan 15, 1987, in China Daily: Peng Qi (far right), contract worker of the Meng Rui Hutong Coal and Firewood Store in western Beijing, has become the "most popular worker" in the neighborhood for delivering coal briquettes to residents' doors on time, even in the recent windy and snowy conditions.
Beijing lawyer Li Jinsong has asked local authorities in Taiyuan, capital of Shanxi province, to clarify why the police deleted videos in onlookers' cell phones which recorded a policeman allegedly beating and killing a female migrant worker protesting against delayed wages last month.
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President Xi Jinping urged disciplinary officials on Tuesday to take a zero-tolerance stance on corruption, saying "strong remedies must be continuously used to cure the illness."
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