China will play a major role in Volkswagen AG's drive to lead the global auto industry's transformation towards electric and smart mobility, according to the German carmaker's top executive.
After two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jetliner, Boeing is seeking to rebuild its image with a technological fix and an extensive public relations campaign to win back the public's trust and boost sales. The effort has encountered turbulence.
"I'm calling from the IRS, you owe us thousands of dollars on your taxes. If you don't pay it now, the local police will come to your house and arrest you."
They are a growing number of vegans and animal rights campaigners in Australia, highlighting what they believe are inhumane methods used in the country's meat and poultry industry.
CANBERRA, Australia - Donning beautiful gowns and bonnets and contra dancing at a ball might give spectators an illusion that they are in one of the scenes of Pride and Prejudice, the 181 romantic novel by Jane Austen.
TUNIS - Despite widespread strikes across the country and her return flight to Beijing canceled, Zhang Haiou still thoroughly enjoyed her weeklong vacation in Tunisia, thanks to the beautiful scenery and friendly locals.
Shangri-La Hotel Tianjin is aiming to contribute and give back to the Tianjin community far beyond its renowned hospitality.
The Ritz-Carlton Beijing, Financial Street, unveiled a new series of elegant afternoon teas named "From New York To Venice" on March 30.
The spread of decades-old African swine fever may have slowed down thanks to China's effective efforts, but is not yet in full retreat after bringing mixed fortunes to people of varied sectors.
JERUSALEM - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought to form a right-wing governing coalition on Thursday after securing victory in a high-stakes Israeli election, despite a strong challenge from a centrist alliance.
Polls opened on Thursday in the first phase of India's general elections, seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party, as the scion of the Gandhi family told Indians that the country's "soul" was at stake.
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has been removed from power and detained by the army, Defense Minister Awad Mohamed Ahmed Ibn Auf announced on Thursday, Reuters reported.
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