ALEPPO, Syria - The immense devastation in the ancient marketplace of Aleppo gives off a sense of despair and bleakness to strangers. But for the people of Aleppo, gone are the days of wallowing in misery as they have rolled up their sleeves and started picking up the pieces and getting back on their feet.
It was 6 pm on Nov 27 in Bogota when Javier, a supervisor at a seafood restaurant on the outskirts of Colombia's capital, asked his boss to close early.
SANAA, Yemen - In a verdant highland village in the Haraaz area, about 100 kilometers west of the Yemeni capital Sanaa, farmers have begun to harvest their coffee crop, amid the tough challenges of a raging civil war.
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - International cooperation is crucial to safeguard and develop the temples of Angkor, says a spokesman for the national agency that manages the UNESCO World Heritage site in northwestern Cambodia.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea lashed out on Saturday at Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for mistaking Pyongyang's recent test-fire of its rocket launch system for a ballistic missile launch, and warned he may "see a real one in the near future".
Namibia's incumbent President Hage Geingob has been reelected for a second term, after garnering 56.3 percent of votes in the elections, ahead of his rival, the Electoral Commission of Namibia, or ECN, said on Saturday.
A gourmet program, launched by four Hyatt hotels in Jilin and Liaoning provinces in Northeast China, is taking guests on a culinary journey through the fertile, black-soil region.
For the vast majority of people, air travel is fast and easy. But it can be stressful for those flying with an active or underlying health condition.
With the Christmas season approaching, Metropark Lido Hotel Beijing is offering a range of facilities and high-quality services to companies that are preparing their year-end parties.
A visit to Xi'an in Northwest China's Shaanxi province, which was named Chang'an and served as the Chinese capital during the Tang Dynasty (618-907), is a direct approach to learning the history of the prosperous dynasty.
Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei has reiterated its commitment to cybersecurity in Europe, following the news that Germany's parliament will debate whether to allow Chinese suppliers to participate in the country's 5G rollout.
Tariffs imposed by the US government on imported solar cells and panels not only hinder the industry's growth but also hurt jobs and threaten clean energy goals, said a US official and alternative-energy advocates.
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