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Hu Binchen, director of International Cooperation Bureau, and Liu Zhongyi, director of Criminal Investigation Bureau, appointed assistant ministers at China’s Ministry of Public Security.

<p>Researchers in China have found out how nutrient depletion in pregnant mothers is sensed by the growing embryo to trigger a pause in their development. This process, known as diapause, is used by over 100 mammalian species and occurs in times of environmental stress. The study, published in Development, provides new insights into how diapause is controlled and could guide future improvements to infertility treatments, such as embryo freezing.</p>

Douglas Blyde heads to the Sichuan capital of Chengdu for an afternoon tea with a difference, as resident tea expert Jessie Yang and sommelier Cederic Yao guide him through the drinks, including a "hangover-busting" brew.

Bloomin’ Brands restaurant group vowed to return the Bonefish Grill d to the Naples market after its location was destroyed by Hurricane Ian.

First apple exports from Xizang autonomous region to Nepal

Chef David Chang is taking heat from Asian food producers who are disappointed by how he's chosen to try to enforce his trademark on Chili Crunch.

The interview explores environmental, cultural, and geopolitical aspects. Dr Arya stresses the urgent need for international attention to address Tibetan concerns.

The interview explores environmental, cultural, and geopolitical aspects. Dr Arya stresses the urgent need for international attention to address Tibetan concerns.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

The interview explores environmental, cultural, and geopolitical aspects. Dr Arya stresses the urgent need for international attention to address Tibetan concerns.