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Regional cooperation will be critical to engage with the Global Environmental Facility and open up access to funding.

The Pacific nation watched in shock as Chinese security agents marched what it said were 77 criminal suspects onto a plane and flew them away for detention in China.

Six years into one of the world’s largest refugee influxes, the fate of more than one million Rohingyas sheltered in Cox’s Bazar hangs in the balance as efforts to repatriate them see little progress due to increased global geopolitical tension.

Pakistani jade, brass handicrafts draw attention of visitors

From August 16th to 20th, the 7th China-South Asia Exposition and the 27th China Kunming Import & Export Fair, co-sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce ...

/PRNewswire/ -- A news report from chinadaily.com.cn: Filip Evenepoel, a Belgian who set up a horticulture company in Kunming, Southwest Chinas Yunnan...

A world Death Cap mushroom poison expert has revealed how its poison, Amatoxin, kills people even in tiny amounts, and how it is possible to save anyone who has ingested it.

On July 14, developers of the $1.5-billion Chinese cross-chain protocol Multichain confirmed users’ worst fears. The protocol’s CEO, identified only as…

Canada-Germany’s hydrogen alliance turns 1.

As telecom fraud has become increasingly rampant along the southwestern border of China, multiple regions in Southwest China’s Yunnan Province have launched a new round of intensive anti-fraud campaigns. Officials warned that if individuals are lured to scam dens on the border, they may be sold “like pigs” and subjected to torture, or even face life-threatening situations.