Saturday marks the 69th anniversary of the issuing of the Potsdam Proclamation. The Potsdam Proclamation was issued on July 26, 1945 by the United States, Britain and China. It called for the surrender of all Japanese armed forces after Nazi Germany...
Full coverage: Air Algerie Flight Lost Radar Contact after Takeoff The first images of the Air Algerie flight AH5017 crash site in Mali have emerged a day after plane crashed with 116 people on board. The footage was filmed by soldiers from Burkina F...
Full coverage: Malaysian Airliner Crashes in Ukraine The international AIDS conference has drawn to an close in the Australian city of Melbourne. The event was marred by tragedy following the loss of AIDS researchers and advocates on flight MH17. Del...
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has said that his country stands ready to deepen pragmatic cooperation with Portugal, hailing it as Chinas good friend and partner in the European Union. Xi Jinping made the remarks when he met with Portuguese Deputy Prim...
Guangji Temple in Jinzhou, a city located by Liaodong Bay, holds historical records of the 1st Sino-Japanese war. Those records include Qing Dynasty-era inscriptions describing Chinas fight with the enemy, the number of casualties and the causes of d...
This year marks the 120th anniversary of the First Sino-Japanese War, commonly known in China as the War of Jiawu. It began in 1894 and ended with Chinas defeat in 1895. The war was a devastating blow to Chinas then-rulers, the Qing dynasty. For more...
Chinese authorities have sent in workers to dig up and tear down five illegal golf courses discovered in different parts of the country. Its part of government efforts to get tough on unauthorized construction and protect Chinas farmland. Here on the...
For the very latest on the Taiwan plane crash, lets speak to our correspondent Barnaby Lo whos in Peng-hu county. Q1: Barnaby, whats the latest progress of the search and recovery work? And how are the government and the airline helping the passenger...
Full coverage: Looking South Improving living standards for the fishermen and their families is an on-going challenge for China's newest city, Sansha. Two years ago, the city was set up to administer the island groups of Xisha, Zhongsha, and Nansha a...
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In East Chinas Anhui Province, heavy rains posed serious challenges to the drainage system of many cities. Owners of street-level shops piled sand bags to prevent flooding and local traffic police responded in full force. We have deployed everyone we...
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry has responded sharply, after the British House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee questioned Chinas policies toward Hong Kong since the China-UK Joint Declaration was published thirty years ago. Foreign Ministry spokesm...
