Live: Truck attack kills over 80 in Nice

A truck rammed into crowd in Nice, southern France, killing dozens and injuring around 100, local media reported early Friday.

Macao revels in the seasonal bounty of lobster

Ordering a lobster while dining out may strike some as self-indulgent, but the country's connoisseurs eagerly welcome the crustaceans, even if it means flying the creatures from the United States, Australia or Canada.

Essence of oysters

Hans Zahner may be the newest French celebrity chef in Shanghai－almost as fresh off the boat as his Fine de Claire oyster dish.

Nothing says 'joy of life' like Champagne

Few words are more synonymous with France and its joie de vivre than Champagne, and plenty of the bubbly will be flowing around the world this week as the country celebrates Bastille Day on Thursday.

French without fuss

As France celebrates its national day this week, a young expat delights in peeling away the mystique that often surrounds his country's food.

Joyoung's new milk machine

Joyoung, one of China's leading home appliance manufacturers, launched an advanced machine for soy milk in Beijing recently.

Various vintages give pu'er a changing character

It has often occurred to me that pu'er tea can be compared to wine. The green yellowish color of raw pu'er soup always reminds me of Chardonnay. The reddish-brown color of a matured pu'er can be compared to that of an aged Merlot, although mature pu'er is often even darker. And like wines, a vintage pu'er is both collectible and expensive.

Wedding on a flooded frontline

A wedding for a police officer fighting against flooding and his bride was held Saturday on an embankment at Wuwei town in Wuhu city of East China's Anhui province, where earlier this month torrential rain brought severe flooding.

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Immunity not a human right

Protecting human rights does not mean endowing those disturbing China's political order with the privilege of immunity from the law.

THAAD seeking a hare in a hen's coop

The deployment of THAAD on the Korean Peninsula can only set a bad example, of how anger and angst can overpower and replace rational response. It is like seeking a hare in a hen's coop.