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China invites North Korean leader Kim Jong-un for Second World War anniversary
China invites Kim to attend massive military parade in September, which will mark the anniversary World War II.
China and Russia 'to boost bilateral nuclear cooperation'
Talks over setting up seventh and eighth units in Tianwan nuclear power facility are reportedly in final stages.
Why Kazakhstan capital Almaty is perfect venue for 2022 Winter Olympics
Almaty has long been a bridge between east and west, and this treasure of the Silk Road would be an ideal host city.
TaiG team dismisses rumours about release of iOS 8.2 jailbreak tool
TaiG team was speculated to release a jailbreak at the Mobile Security Summit in Beijing on 27 March.
Beijing set to be headquarters of China-led AIIB
Signing parties of memorandum of preparation for AIIB have unanimously agreed to set up AIIB's headquarters in Beijing.
Seven reasons why Tesla China has a stockpile of 2,300 unsold cars
From upgrading orders and a lack of infrastructure to the Beijing car lottery - why Tesla has a stockpile of over 2,300 unsold Model S electric cars in China.
China plans further changes to one-child policy
Ageing population and shrinking labour force China to revise its one-child policy family planning laws.
Mobile Security Summit: TaiG announces jailbreak convention with prominent hackers in China
TaiG announces its jailbreak convention titled 'Mobile Security Summit' for 27 March in Beijing, China.
China: Factory output growth logs slowest start in six years
Dismal industrial data for the January-February period suggests China will grow at its slowest pace in 25 years in 2015.
China's inflation data calls on Beijing to find new ways to boost growth
Some economists believe China's February consumer price rise was disappointing in the context of the Lunar New Year.
China's military budget to rise 10% this year
Beijing to ramp up investment in high-tech weaponry like stealth jets, submarines and military satellites.
Bomb scare forces Air China flight to do emergency landing after passenger 'threatens suicide'
A passenger claimed to have explosives on the plane, according to reports from Sina Air.
Grexit could push Athens towards Russia or China
Closer ties between Athens and Moscow, or Athens and Beijing are something Western powers will not want, says Marc Faber.
India seals nuclear energy deal with Sri Lanka
New Delhi hopes pact will help trounce China's influence in Sri Lanka and in South Asia.
Beijing finds massive gas reserve in contentious South China Sea region
Underwater gas field Lingshui 17-2 estimated to contain 100 billion cubic metres of natural gas reserves.
China: Central bank cuts bank RRR to boost growth
PBoC move aimed at lifting China's economic growth from a 24-year low.
Most Chinese cities failed to meet air standards in 2014
Of the 10 worst-performing cities in 2014, seven were in the industrial province of Hebei, which surrounds Beijing.
Russia, India and China to hold key trilateral talks in Beijing
Foreign ministers of Russia, India, and China are in Beijing for RIC gathering to discuss range of foreign policy issues.
China's Li Keqiang says to create 10 million jobs in 2015
The Chinese economy is thought to have created some 13 million new jobs in 2014.
China's 2014 factory profit growth at two-year low
Profits for large Chinese industrial firms rose 3.3% y-o-y in 2014, marking the slowest growth rate since November 2012.
China's Postal Bank could raise $1bn in pre-IPO stake sale
Postal Savings Bank of China plans to raise over $4bn through planned Hong Kong and Shanghai floatations.
China unveils fresh stimulus on renewed economic weakness
Beijing announces fresh stimulus following dismal bank lending and foreign investment growth data.
Xiaomi Mi5 launch event: How to watch livestream and what to expect
Details of how to watch Xiaomi's press event on 15 January where it is expected to launch the Mi5 and Mi5 Plus.
China to invest $250bn in Latin America over 10 years
President Xi expects two-way trade between China and Latin America to rise to $500bn within 10 years.
Hyundai Motor to build two factories in China despite slowdown
Hyundai and affiliate Kia Motors to have a combined China production capacity of 2.7 million vehicles by 2018.
Toyota to miss 2014 China sales target due to slowdown
China's 2014 GDP growth remains on track to miss Beijing's 7.5% target and mark the weakest expansion in 24 years.
Chinese police break up adult breastfeeding prostitution ring
New mothers advertised their services on websites, with customers charged monthly or weekly fees.
China seen adding 13 million jobs in 2014 despite slowdown
China added 10.82 million new jobs in the first nine months of 2014, meeting Beijing's target.
China: Data revision lifts 2013 GDP by $305bn
Revision adds output almost equal to Malaysian economy for 2013.
Hong Kong dismantles pro-democracy protest camp near finance district
Hong Kong workers cleared large parts of the main pro-democracy protest site near the heart of the financial centre on Thursday (December 11), marking an end to more than two months of street demonstrations that have choked parts of the Chinese-controlled city.
The mainly peaceful protests to demand free elections have represented one of the most serious challenges to China's authority since the 1989 pro-democracy demonstrations and bloody crackdown in and around Beijing's Tiananmen Square.
Hundreds of police stood by in the Admiralty district next to government buildings and the Central business area as workers in construction hats used wire cutters to remove barricades.