Many people will get a three-day break next week because of a public holiday on Sept 3, as part of events marking the 70th anniversary of the Allied victory in World War II.
China has eased property investment rules for foreign individuals and institutions across the country, enabling qualified foreign institutional and individual investors to buy more properties on the Chinese mainland, authorities announced in a circular on Thursday evening.
Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev will pay a four-day state visit from next Monday to Beijing and sign documents with President Xi Jinping to further integrate the nation's development plan with the Belt and Road Initiative.
The Ministry of National Defense has dismissed a rumor that China's People's Liberation Army was reinforcing the border with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Forty-five people were sentenced recently in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region for trying to go abroad illegally to join religious extremists and wage war, or for helping people cross the border illegally.
The Chinese government approved a series of supportive measures on Wednesday for the development of financial leasing, part of the government's efforts to deepen financial reform and ease funding difficulties.
The record number of migrants streaming from Serbia into EU member state Hungary continues to climb, police said on Wednesday, as thousands of people fleeing conflict and hardship desperately try to reach Europe.
A 6-year-old boy suffering from brittle bone disease was able to stand on his own feet after a successful operation enabled by 3-D printing technology at a hospital in Shenzhen, Guangdong province.
Chinese stocks closed 1.27 percent lower despite spending roughly half the trading session in positive territory on Wednesday, dampening investors' hopes that fresh interest rate cuts by the central bank would stabilize the economy and put the brakes on a stock market meltdown that saw prices plunge more than 20 percent over four straight trading sessions.
Few things are at once as painful and comical as witnessing a Beijing driver trying to park a car.
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