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Banks in Singapore are tightening checks on China-born clients with other passports after a multibillion money laundering crackdown in the country.

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"It is not in the national interest" to grant funding to 13 universities that have Confucius Institutes, the Defense Department said.

Industry representatives are starting to compare Chinese online literature with Hollywood films and K-dramas in terms of global reach.

Part one in a series commemorating the 10-year anniversary of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, this article examines the original goals underpinning Xi Jinping’s landmark foreign policy.

"The number of marriages is falling and few are willing to spend a lot on weddings."

When it comes to Chengdu, people may first think of its spicy cuisine, giant pandas, interesting dialect, or even vibrant nightlife. But this inland city in southwest China also functions as a center of international cultural exchange.With the theme

A research team led by scientists from City University of Hong Kong (CityU) has achieved a significant breakthrough by inventing a new class of near-infrared-activated photo-oxidants that can effectively kill cancer cells without requiring oxygen. The photo-oxidants induce a unique form of cancer cell death that can overcome cancer cell resistance. The findings offer a new strategy, called ‘photo-oxidation therapy’, and provide a promising direction for the development of anti-cancer drugs.

Craving something hot on a rainy day? Here’s our guide to the best steamboat and hotpot restaurants in Singapore to keep you warm!

China's economic slowdown is polarising government advisers over the best way forward, with advocates of structural reforms now emerging from the shadows in a challenge to others calling for more state spending to shore up faltering growth. The rare debate among advisers, who influence policy-making but do not wield direct power, comes as global markets scramble for clues on how authorities will halt a downturn that has left millions without jobs, forced investors to flee and the yuan to t...