Chinese judge says Trump is an enemy ‘of the rule of law’

A  judge in China’s top court has labeled Donald Trump an enemy “of the rule of law” over his insults directed at a U.S. judge

Taiwan seeks to revive aerospace fortunes with jet trainers

Seeking to revive its long-dormant aerospace industry, Taiwan yesterday launched a USD2.1 billion investment in the production of air force jet trainers to be designed

Vatican debated whether to invite China to organ meeting

Vatican officials are defending their decision to invite a Chinese delegation to an organ trafficking conference, saying the positives of encouraging reform outweighed negative criticism that the

Foreign reserves fall to six-year low after outflows

China’s foreign exchange reserves have fallen to a six-year low following outflows of capital that prompted Beijing to tighten controls on outbound investment.

Australia, China vow to deepen ties on trade

Australia and China pledged yesterday to deepen their ties on everything from trade to tourism, a show of unity that comes at a delicate time in Australia’s

Cambodian PM, citing ‘One-China’ policy, bans Taiwan flag

Cambodia’s prime minister says raising Taiwan’s flag is banned because Cambodia follows the “One China” policy promoted by Beijing. Hun Sen, in a speech to the

Corruption | Ex-deputy intelligence chief graft probe to start

The corruption investigation into a former Chinese deputy intelligence chief is proceeding, prosecutors said yesterday, signaling President Xi Jinping’s determination to continue targeting high-level officials as part of his sweeping anti-graft

Managers held over massage parlor fire that killed 18

Authorities have detained those in charge of a foot massage parlor in eastern China in which 18 people were killed and another 18 injured in a fire Sunday.

Navy wraps up visits to four Persian Gulf states

A  Chinese navy task force has wrapped up visits to four Persian Gulf states as the increasingly capable maritime force grows its presence in the strategically

China’s first large homemade passenger jet to fly in 2017

After years of delays, China’s first large homemade passenger jetliner will take to the air for its maiden flight in the first half of this year, state media

Rockets retiring Yao Ming’s No. 11 jersey

The first time Yao Ming ever watched an NBA game as a young boy in China, he wondered why there were jerseys hanging in the rafters. “The

Marriage plunges rural families into debt

A wedding day is often called the happiest day of one’s life. The same cannot be said for the parents of the groom in rural China,

Beijing criticizes Mattis’ remarks on East China Sea island

The U.S. is putting regional stability in East Asia at risk, a Chinese spokesman said, following remarks by President Donald Trump’s defense secretary that a U.S. commitment to

Girl, 13, dies after being thrown off ride at park 

A 13-year-old girl has died after being flung out of a fast-turning ride at an amusement park in southwest China. China’s product safety regulator said in a statement

CNY | Ivanka Trump visits Chinese Embassy

Ivanka Trump is celebrating Chinese New Year at the Chinese Embassy in Washington. President Donald Trump’s daughter walked into a reception for the holiday holding hands

USD212 million deal to make Chinese SUVs in Hidalgo

Mexico announced a 4.4 billion peso (USD212 million) deal to assemble Chinese cars in the central state of Hidalgo yesterday, amid calls for the country to diversify

Zhejiang | Housing collapse leaves nine buried

Nine people were buried in the collapse of a group of homes in eastern China yesterday morning, a Chinese rescue official and state media reported.

Builders buying into new ventures fuels creditor worry

Chinese property developers investing in new ventures outside their core business are hurting their bonds. The notes of Sunac China Holdings Ltd and Dalian Wanda

Chinese singer Jane Zhang gets the Timbaland touch

Grammy winning hitmaker Timbaland has worked with everyone from Jay Z to Justin Timberlake to the “Empire” TV series cast, but his latest muse is Chinese pop

Afghan women practice ancient Shaolin martial arts

While Afghanistan’s Buddhists were carving the giant sandstone statues in Bamiyan in 500 A.D., Buddhists in China were creating martial arts in the Shaolin temple in

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