The 9th Asia-Europe Meeting Summit starts

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrived in Vientiane November 4 night to attend the ninth annual Asia-Europe Meeting and pay an official visit to Laos.
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/11/5 15:49:45

Mekong River attack suspects on trial

Suspected drug lord Naw Kham and other 5 defendants, accused of masterminding last year's deadly attack on the Mekong River, are now facing trial in Kunming, capital of Southwest China's ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/9/20 14:50:42

Snow hits north China

China on November 4 continued to warn against blizzards, hiking the alert to the second-highest level on snowstorms that are expected to hit northern regions over the next few days.
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/11/4 14:44:43

Will top shake-up make Apple fall?

Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook on September 28 apologized for the maps glitch in the company's latest iOS 6 mobile operating system, recommending users to use maps alternatives from ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/31 17:26:18

A recent CCTV program asked a myriad of people from across China whether or not they felt happy in today's society. The show sparked much debate among the public. Some ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/31 14:52:37

China to support domestic solar industry

Chinese governments are creating policies that support solar energy in order to rescue domestic solar power enterprises, which have suffered big losses from anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures taken by the ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/29 15:56:37

Stopping child abuse in China's kingdergarten

Two female kindergarten teachers in East China's Zhejiang Province have been detained by police for pulling the ears of a student "for fun," according to a local government announcement on ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/25 18:50:29

China's place in US Presidential debate

US President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney on Monday clashed over economic policies in their third and final face-to-face presidential debate.
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/23 17:19:09

S.Korea stops anti-Pyongyang leaflets

South Korean authorities on October 22 stopped activists from sending propaganda leaflets across the border following threats from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) to open fire.
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/22 16:06:04

Cambodian retired King Norodom Sihanouk died of natural cause at the age of 90 in China's capital city of Beijing, where he had his diseases treated by Chinese doctors, Cambodian ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/15 13:53:16

Foreigners will not need to obtain administrative approval if they want to go hunting or collect wild animal parts that are not under special state protection in China, according to ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/11 16:45:23

According to the Xinhua News Agency, five flights were disrupted by hoax calls within 42 days. Experts call for more severe penalties on people who make the hoax calls.
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/10 15:20:42

According to the revised Regulation for Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses introduced by the Ministry of Public Security, motor vehicle drivers will face heavier penalities if violating ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/9 19:58:48

China's transport networks are expected to experience another travel peak Saturday and Sunday, when millions of holiday-makers return as the week-long holiday draws to an end.
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/10/7 14:39:45

A subsidiary of the nation's oil refinery giant Sinopec has been found to have been discharging industrial sewage through flood channels into a nearby river in Guangdong Province, State broadcaster ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/9/27 18:28:55

As World Contraception Day draws close, the issue of sexual safety has drawn public attention once agian. Public awareness of contraception needs to be raised in China.
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/9/26 17:03:21

Taiwan backs Diaoyu activists as mainland urges Japanese restraint

Officials from Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration said five patrol boats had been sent to protect a boat, the Chuan Chia Fu and the nine people on it, after it sailed ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/7/5 18:02:51

Diaoyu Islands can't be 'bought': FM spokesman

China will not allow its territory to be "purchased" by anyone, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said on July 7, after Japan said that it was looking to buy disputed ...
Source: Globaltimes.cn | 2012/7/8 18:50:32