ISLAMABAD - Once a small backward fishing town off the Arabian Sea in Pakistan's southwest Balochistan province, Gwadar now is rising fast in the economic landscape of the country and is attracting more businessmen by offering numerous business opportunities.
PARIS - Teenage sensation Kylian Mbappe said on Thursday that Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo remain soccer's greatest players, but that his own World Cup heroics could help crown him the 2018 Ballon d'Or winner.
OAKLAND, California - Stephen Curry was counting on staying healthy after injuries limited him to 51 games last season, and everything was going according to plan for the Golden State star - until Thursday night.
MIAMI, Florida - Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade and his wife, actress Gabrielle Union, announced the arrival of a daughter on Thursday, a day after she was born via a surrogate.
LONDON - England manager Gareth Southgate on Thursday defended his decision to reward Wayne Rooney by fielding the country's top international scorer in a friendly against Team USA at Wembley next week.
Chinese prosecutors vowed to enhance their supervisory role and join hands with other countries to safeguard personal information in the age of big data through the rule of law to effectively ensure data security and further improve internet development.
Although substantial progress has been made in internet expansion, more efforts are needed to bridge the digital divide among countries and regions, given that nearly half of the global population still does not have access to the internet, officials and experts said at the Fifth World Internet Conference on Thursday.
Forum participants offer suggestions on how to leverage cyberspace advances for greater social and economic progress
China's unique experience in dealing with the digital divide is important to the world, as the country has been successful in promoting the internet in less-developed areas and can bring that insight to other countries and economies, a veteran industry expert said.
Tech evolution brings not just opportunities but challenges, social responsibility, officials stress
Local governments and e-commerce companies are working together to help people living in poverty-stricken areas to sell their products online and improve their quality of life.
For centuries, the ancient Silk Road trade route connected East and West. In this technological era, it is being revitalized with synergized government development strategies, people-to-people bonds and cross-border e-commerce.
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