Latest moves by authorities to loosen credit and lower down payment requirements for the property sector have attracted many buyers, especially those in Beijing and Shanghai.
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About 380 more Chinese soldiers will join United Nations peacekeeping missions, bringing the total to nearly 3,100 by the end of this year, the military official overseeing the deployments said.
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter rejected zero-sum thinking in China-US relations as he kicked off a weeklong trip to Asia to maintain ties with traditional allies in the region.
The Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank has not been formally established, but the global hunt for talent has already begun.
Nearly a third of the world's 50 most congested cities are in China, with Beijing ranking 19th, according to a traffic congestion report covering more than 200 cities worldwide.
A former high-end restaurant company that switched its focus to the technology sector could become the first Chinese company to fail to repay principal on the public bond market.
The Indian government launched a new air quality index on Monday, under intense pressure to act after the World Health Organization declared New Delhi the world's most polluted capital.
A new measure has been introduced aimed at ending inappropriate behavior by Chinese tourists.
A 300-year-old primer for youngsters has sparked a new blaze, embroiling several prominent scholars and their legions of supporters whose smoldering sentiments toward Chinese tradition are a reminder of the conflicts between efforts to reconnect with our past and the drive for modernity.
Item from April 7, 1995, in China Daily: Farmers of Henan province's Fugou county, one of the country's major cotton-producing areas, raise cotton seedlings. To ensure high yields, the county has bought high-quality seeds and hired technicians to spread advanced cotton-planting techniques.
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