LONDON - The United Kingdom is considering offering poisoned Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia new identities and a fresh life in the United States, the Sunday Times newspaper reported.
HUMBOLDT, Saskatchewan - A semi-trailer slammed into a bus carrying a youth hockey team in western Canada, killing 15 people and injuring 14 in a catastrophic collision that left a country and its national sport heartbroken. The crash sent shockwaves through the team's small hometown.
DAMASCUS - The Syrian government on Saturday evening slammed allegations by rebel groups that the army had used chemical gas in the eastern Ghouta town of Douma, east of Damascus.
SAO BERNARDO DO CAMPO, Brazil - Brazil's ex-president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva turned himself in to federal police on Saturday, after supporters initially tried to prevent him from handing himself over to the authorities.
It's a little over two months since the Chinese Wushu School was officially opened in Monrovia, capital of the West African nation of Liberia, and its impact is already becoming apparent.
No history of wushu in the West African state of Liberia would be complete without mentioning one man. He has devoted his life to Chinese martial arts.
A square in Chinatown, Milan, has become the first location in Italy to be dedicated in honor of a Chinese person, Piazzetta Ho Feng Shan being named for the remarkable achievements of a 1930s diplomat.
Standing on the hills of tranquil Monte Stella Park in Milan and seeing hundreds of Italian children remembering humanitarian heroes they had learned about in class brought back memories of my childhood.
In 1939 Sonja Muhlberger arrived in Shanghai in her mother's womb.
With delicate makeup, exquisite costumes and headwear, four young Peking Opera actresses - Li Li, Jiang Xiaoyue, Yang Xiaoyang and Yin Chanjuan - showcase their talents playing four classic Peking Opera female roles at the National Academy of Chinese Theater Arts in Beijing, offering a glimpse of a show at Beijing's Tianqiao Performing Arts Center slated for May 6.
TUNIS - Fatima Kehila, a retired Tunisian teacher who used to suffer from leg arthritis for years, felt very lucky that she has been cured after receiving free acupuncture treatment from a Chinese medical team.
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