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A total of 97 pieces/sets of cultural relics from Syria, including stoneware, bronzeware and statues, are on display at a museum in northwest China Ni.....

By Adriano Marchese DouYu International Holdings said Tuesday its chief executive officer, Shaojie Chen, was arrested by local police in the Chinese province...

Selfie amid the President’s quote, ballet and potato pancakes: what did visitors remember about the national exposition of Belarus at the...

China’s carbon emissions have either peaked already or will do this winter, seven years ahead of schedule. They may plateau for a year or two but will then go into exponential decline for mechanical and unstoppable reasons.

I try to make a case that democracy – not our wretched really existing capitalist democracy, but a radical eco-socialist democracy – is still the only hope for people and planet, first I want to interrogate Xi’s claims for his alternative, what he calls “Chinese-style modernization” and “Chinese-style civilization.”

With the correct policies and leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC), the development of Southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region is presented with real examples and data, allowing people to see the true development of Xizang, leaving the separatist forces speechless and can only smear the development in the region, on a Tuesday forum, Chinas top experts of Tibetology said while discussing a recently-published white paper on Chinas policies in governing Xizang and the achievements ...

Does climate diplomacy between the United States and China offer any hopes of arresting emissions and limiting warming?

The recent movie Great Love Dunhuang, a semi-documentary centered on Honorary President of the Dunhuang Academy Fan Jinshi, has shed light on the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) Taoist abbot Wang Yuanlu, who was the caretaker of the Mogao Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Dunhuang in Northwest China’s Gansu Province. Wang is remembered as the man who discovered the Library Cave at the site, a repository of over 50,000 items dating back to the 4th to the 11th century.

Tinned fish, as it’s called in Europe, now a regular offering on American menus