China is building its third aircraft carrier, according to a Xinhua News Agency report, the first confirmation of the project.
Dozens of trucks with Kazakhstan license plates line up as Chinese workers load them with tangerines, apples and other fruit and vegetables.
A Chinese scientist's attempt to produce the world's first gene-edited babies immune to HIV has sparked heated controversy among the public and academics.
Businessman Dai Xiaoping never expected that the lemons handled by his company would one day reach overseas dining tables, but the Belt and Road Initiative proved to be a turning point.
Joint efforts by police from China and Vietnam have awed and frightened drug dealers in the border region, helping to improve the fight against contraband smuggling, the Ministry of Public Security said after transferring a Vietnamese national suspected of drug trafficking to Vietnamese police on Monday.
The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei cluster is expected to be blanketed by airborne dust and sand late Monday night and Tuesday from sandstorms sweeping across Northwest China.
The Portuguese capital of Lisbon is gearing up for a state visit by President Xi Jinping on Dec 3 and 4.
The international community is in need of an even stronger United Nations in the face of rising unilateral actions, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday.
The first group of companies to list on the new technology innovation board are expected to be high quality technology firms with good growth potential, as the government looks to encourage technology development by giving qualified companies easier access to funding, according to sources close to the nation's securities regulator.
Eighty-year-old Zhu Xiuying, who has lived in downtown Chongqing since childhood, used to travel everywhere in the hilly city in Southwest China on foot.
The Brexit deal thrashed out between negotiators from the European Union and the United Kingdom has been approved by the leaders of EU member nations, paving the way for the British Parliament to consider it in the weeks to come.
Eighteen national-level museums are to join hands in a major cultural relics exhibition next year in Beijing to promote better understanding of different civilizations.
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