Report of Chinese ambassador threatening Faroese leader factually wrong: FM
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Wednesday that a report claiming the country's Ambassador to Denmark threatened and tried to pressure the Faroese leader into cooperating with Huawei on 5G was factually wrong, noting that the days when China could not fight back in the face of smears and attacks were gone.
- Tripartite enforcement campaign demonstrates Hong Kong police capability amid social unrest
- Pro-violence HK teachers face penalties
- Southwest China natural reserve clears illegal buildings, residences for environmental protection
- Hong Kong's education bureau mulls punishing 30 teachers for professional misconduct related to unrest
- Large flock of endangered storks spotted around China-Russia border lake
- Chinese spend over 28 bln USD on cats and dogs in 2019: report
China's central environmental inspection is the country's largest, highest-level environmental campaign.
To recover the ecology of a mountain national reserve seated in Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, original residents on the mountain moved out and illegal constructions were demolished amid a ...
China not interested in competition of ideologies: Chinese ambassador
Chinese Ambassador to the United Kingdom Liu Xiaoming reiterated on Sunday that China is committed to the path of its own choice and will never export its development path, model or values.
All Xinjiang de-radicalization trainees graduate, find jobs, lead happy life: official
Trainees who used to be influenced by extremism have all graduated from the vocational education and training centers in Xinjiang, a senior official with Northwest China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region told reporters in Beijing on Monday.
Reception held in Chicago to promote US-China people-to-people exchanges
The Chinese Consulate General in Chicago held a reception on Saturday afternoon to promote cultural and people-to-people exchanges between China and the United States.
Modernizing China's pig farming industry
China's traditional hog farming industry is facing challenges posed by African swine fever. However, the disease also accelerates shift of hog production from backyard pigpens to large-scale, standardized and eco-friendly enterprises.
Int'l birdwatching week kicks off at China's largest freshwater lake
Do you love birdwatching? This place is for you!
China, Japan sign cooperation deals on energy saving, environmental protection
Officials, entrepreneurs, experts and scholars from China and Japan discussed cooperation and inked agreements on 26 cooperation projects at the 13th China-Japan Comprehensive Forum on Energy Saving and Environmental Protection here on Sunday.
Chinese navy ship Weifang docked in Kenya
The missile frigate Weifang from the 33rd escort fleet of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy arrived at the port of Mombasa, Kenya for technical docking Sunday morning.
US bill on Xinjiang draws condemnation from various countries
Foreign countries and experts have joined forces to condemn the passage of the so-called "Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act of 2019" by the U.S. House of Representatives despite China's strong opposition.
Netizens show support for pro-HK police entertainer
Chinese netizens showed their support for Hong Kong actor and singer Jordan Chan as he was insulted by HK radicals at his solo concert in Taiwan on Saturday night for allegedly endorsing Hong Kong police.
Peking U. assistant clarifies professor's controversial remarks
An assistant to the Peking University professor, who recently made controversial remarks, explained he was just giving an example in his speech, according to media report on Saturday. The professor said earlier that whoever had given birth five times should be exempted from the school's admission exam.
Ambulance used for airport pick-up angers netizens
Shanghai Airport officials said they would seriously review the recent actions of their employees who illegally used an ambulance to pick up airport passengers, which has since sparked controversy online over public resources being used for private purposes.
Rioters descend into Hong Kong streets
Black-clad protesters descended into Hong Kong streets again on Sunday as a rally organized by the opposition groups was permitted by the police. Although it was generally peaceful as the local government claimed, violent and illegal acts still occurred, culminating in rioters setting fires at two courts in the city.
Entry denial aims to ensure Macao security at sensitive time: observers
Macao Secretary for Security said on Sunday any law enforcement regarding border controls aims to ensure security and stability of Macao in response to reports that two American business representatives from Hong Kong were recently denied entry into Macao.