SEOUL - The Republic of Korea's presidential office on Monday welcomed the New Year address by Kim Jong-un, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, as Kim showed his willingness to talk with Seoul about the DPRK's possible participation in the South Korea-hosted Winter Olympics.
Prime Minister Theresa May vowed to continue to forge ahead with Britain's departure from the European Union in 2018 in her New Year message.
In February 2012, during his trip to the United States, then Vice-President Xi Jinping recounted an old story: An American man called Milton Gardner grew up in Guling.
Travel outside China? An impossible dream, or so Wei Qinghua, now 51, thought when she was a teenager. Wei, from the Dong ethnic group in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, has seen her embroidery skills realize her dream and the entry stamps of many countries, in Europe and elsewhere, are in her passport.
No longer the preserve of risk-taking adrenaline junkies, extreme sports are shaking off their niche status to become increasingly popular lifestyle choices within China's fitness mainstream.
MEXICO CITY - In 2017, Latin American economies have shown signs of recovery and growth, thanks to their look-to-the-east approach, or seeking synergy in development plans with China, which has maintained dialogue and trade cooperation with the region despite the rising threat of protectionism and isolationism.
MILAN - In the heart of Milan, there is a gem local people sometimes call the "time machine".
POITIERS, France - It's a modern story of an ancient fairy tale castle: A crowdfunding effort online has raised 1.6 million euros ($1.9 million) to restore a chateau in western France.
NEW YORK - US citizens differ widely in their views of what constitutes sexual harassment, with age and race as well as gender throwing up the dividing lines, posing a challenge for those who police such conducts in the workplace.
TOKYO - A Japanese researcher has developed - by accident - a new type of glass that can be repaired simply by pressing it back together after it cracks.
MOSCOW - China and the countries of Eurasia strengthened cooperation across various fields in 2017, opening opportunities of economic development for the whole region.
ACCRA, Ghana - Joseph Awuah-Darko sits on a stool at one of the world's largest electronic waste dumps, watching polystyrene and insulation cables burn on the blackened ground.
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