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Overhaul for Datong-Qinhuangdao railway carried out for safe, smooth operations-

Taipei, May 6 (CNA) Taiwan is experiencing a surge in COVID-19 cases, especially in the northern part of the country, and the government has limited the availability of PCR (polymerase chain reaction) tests normally used to confirm positive COVID-19 cases.

Increasing electrification of railway networks and growth in rail freight transport are major drivers of the global Rolling Stock Market.

Despite being responsible for half of global coal consumption, China is racing to build out its renewable industry, and at the heart of its coal country, the winds of change have begun to blow

The rights of homemakers and immigrants are among the top priorities for two small political parties, one of which on Friday named its candidates for November’s local elections. The Taiwan Obasang Political Equality Party — which takes its name from the Japanese word <i>obasan</i>, a term of endearment for an aunt or older woman, in common use in Taiwan — named 15 candidates, while a party for “new residents and immigrants” was launched in Chiayi City yesterday, although it...

Ancient grotto temples show influences from far afield being utilized for Buddhist art.

Social media star Wang Sicong can no longer post on Weibo, amid rumors he has been detained by Shanghai police.

We've selected seven opportunities for interior designers available on Dezeen Jobs, including roles at David Chipperfield Architects and Foster + Partners.

China consumes half the worlds coal, and Shanxi Province is Chinas leading producer. Its also piloting the countrys "energy revolution."

A pitiful 8 per cent of Asia-Pacific companies have established their plans toward a net-zero emission target, showing much apathy in corporate boardrooms on climate-change risks.