The Buzz | Car accidents in Zhuhai caused 82 deaths from January to October

From January to October, car accidents in Zhuhai caused a total of 82 deaths in the city. Some 332 people were injured from the accidents, according to a

iQIYI and Sony to produce online series in Mandarin

A Chinese online video site announced yesterday it will be working with Sony Pictures Television to produce a Mandarin-language action thriller series for online viewers. Chinese and foreign producers have

Beijing hikes tax on imported luxury cars

Chinese buyers of eye-poppingly expensive luxury cars will have to pay extra under Beijing’s latest effort to rein in ostentatious spending. The communist government has added a 10

Managers questioned as 22 Chinese coal miners trapped

The managers of an apparently unregistered coal mine in northeast China are under questioning as rescuers tried yesterday to reach 22 workers trapped for a third day. State

Gov’t says families of 74 workers killed to receive payments

The Chinese engineering firm responsible for building a cooling tower where 74 workers were killed has offered about USD175,000 in compensation to each of the victims’ families, state media

Six more detained over platform collapse that killed 74

Six more people were detained by Chinese authorities over the deaths of 74 workers in the collapse of a platform in a cooling tower at a power plant,

Accident leaves 22 coal miners trapped in northeastern China

Rescuers in northeastern China searched yesterday for 22 miners trapped underground in the latest accident to befall China’s mining industry. State media reported that Tuesday night’s accident occurred

A Taiwan-born back in the U.S. government | Elaine Chao’s record suggests skepticism on new safety regs

Elaine Chao’s record as secretary of labor suggests she’d have a light hand when it comes to safety regulation as head of the Transportation Department and would

Malaysia deports 74 telecom fraud suspects to China

Malaysia deported 74 telecom fraud suspects — including 21 from Taiwan — to China, in the latest instance of Southeast Asian countries deferring to China’s claim to

Indonesia protests awaken fears for minority Chinese

The capital of Muslim-majority Indonesia is on edge ahead of what is expected to be a second massive protest by conservative Muslims against its Christian

Beijing blasts Singapore’s military cooperation with Taipei

A Chinese state newspaper yesterday criticized Singapore over the Southeast Asian city-state’s military training with self-governing Taiwan, following the impounding of nine Singaporean infantry fighting vehicles transiting through Hong Kong.

Taiwan holds rescue exercise in disputed South China Sea 

Taiwan held a search-and-rescue exercise in the South China Sea yesterday as part of efforts to cement its hold over a key island in the strategically vital

28-year-old becomes 17 again in Zhang Mo’s directorial debut

Differing Chinese and Western expectations over marriage provided the inspiration for Zhang Mo’s directorial debut, “Suddenly Seventeen,” which she says is about encouraging young women to “explore a little

South China Sea | Five Filipinos missing after fishing near disputed shoal

Philippine coast guard officials say they’ve launched a search for five Filipinos who failed to return after fishing in the disputed Scarborough Shoal in bad weather off the country’s

Authorities detain nine managers after plant collapse kills 74

Nine executives are being held responsible by the Chinese government for a power plant accident where 74 workers were killed when an under-construction cooling tower collapsed, state media reported yesterday.

Chinese footprint in Africa | Controversial Kenyan railway plan divides conservationists

A controversial Chinese-designed railway that would go over a beloved protected wildlife park in Kenya’s capital has divided conservationists in this East African country known for its safari tourism. Some

13 detained in China over deadly construction collapse

Chinese authorities detained 13 people over the collapse of scaffolding at a power plant construction site that killed 74 workers, as a preliminary investigation zeroed in on how

Castro’s death a reminder in China of changed communist axis 

In the shadow of east Beijing’s soaring glass skyscrapers, elderly retirees still speak nostalgically about their Cuban brothers-in-arm, faraway comrades bound by communist solidarity. But in central Beijing’s halls

Strong earthquake in remote far-western China kills 1

A  strong earthquake in a remote area of China’s extreme west has killed at least one villager after a home collapsed, authorities said Saturday. The seismological bureau of China’s Xinjiang

The Buzz | China signs partnership with Germany to boost football

China is turning to World Cup champion Germany in a bid to boost football in the country through the exchange of ideas and training for players and coaches. China

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