President Xi Jinping addresses the Arab League at its headquarters in Cairo on Thursday, stressing the need to advance industrialization in the Middle East. Pang Xinglei / Xinhua
Teams of outdoor workers are braving falling temperatures, howling winds and snowstorms affecting many areas of China to keep vital services running.
The Beijing municipal government will focus on "green development" by reducing coal consumption, cleaning up water and building more parks this year, the city's mayor said on Friday.
The visit by President Xi Jinping to the Middle East has fate-changing, history-making significance.
Yingli Green Energy Holding Co, the cash-strapped solar giant, has confirmed it is in talks with potential investors over a debt-restructuring plan, in an attempt to gain the upper hand on rising interest payments and falling margins.
Somalia's security forces ended a deadly siege of a beachfront restaurant in Mogadishu, with more than 20 people killed in the attack, a police official said on Friday.
Bryson DeChambeau was still in high school when he told his father: "I think I can change the game of golf."
Seven years ago, Larry Fitzgerald was breaking NFL records in the Arizona Cardinals' improbable run to the Super Bowl.
Three years ago when the Chinese government ordered a stop to lavish spending by government officials, it was not just sales of ornately wrapped mooncakes and hard liquor that took a hard hit.
Lately a lot of people have been talking about making trips to escape from smog, and that's exactly what my family did last weekend. Waking up on a smoggy Saturday morning, we decided to get out of Beijing to get some fresh air.
Britain's Flying Scotsman, the first steam locomotive to hit 100 miles an hour, returned to the tracks on Friday following a decade-long project to restore the world-famous engine.
White makeup covering their aged faces, Chinese performers - all aged over 50 - don richly-colored robes and false beards to belt out tunes passed down for more than two centuries.
Our cars, our homes, our appliances and even our toys: Things around us are going to keep getting smarter. In 2016, we'll entrust even more of our lives and their intimate details to machines - not to mention the companies that run them.
Ron Klinger from Australia is a leading teacher, writer and player. He has probably lost count of both the number of times he has represented his country and the number of books he has written. His latest work is "Playing Doubled Contracts" (Weidenfeld & Nicolson).
Men dressed as devils perform during a Krampus show in the southern Bohemian town of Kaplice, Czech Republic.
Following the restructuring of Bluestar New Chemical Material, a subsidiary of China National Bluestar Co, Adisseo, another Bluestar subsidiary and a global leader in animal feed additives, was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in late October. The name of the company linked to the ticker symbol 600299 will be changed to Bluestar Adisseo Co.
Jin Liqun, president-designate of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, has made it clear that AIIB is not a bank set up especially for Chinese enterprises.
China's Belt and Road Initiative will bring more opportunities for the development of ties with Iran, the Iranian ambassador to China said.
In unveiling the new Q60 sports coupe on Jan 11 at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, the premium auto brand Infiniti gave a glimpse into its design direction for the next five years.
China's time-honored shoemaker Neiliansheng recently announced it will work with Walt Disney Co to launch a new series of shoes that target the younger generation of consumers.
SIP introducing services to help companies that are expanding overseas
A picture taken at the opening ceremony of the Second World Internet Conference in Wuzhen on Wednesday went viral in recent days.
Chinese e-tourism giant Ctrip.com recently launched a warmup event for the China Travelers' Forum, which will be held in Chengdu, the capital of Southwest China's Sichuan province, in March.
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