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11 children, several South Korean, die in bus crash in China
Eleven young children - five South Korean and six Chinese - were killed along with their driver when their bus crashed and burst in to flames in a tunnel in China's eastern Shandong province on Tuesday, the local government said.
Australia's remote Darwin courts China even with U.S. Marines
When the United States signed an agreement in 2011 to use Australia's tropical port of Darwin as a base for military exercises, it was viewed as a key focus of former President Barack Obama's strategic pivot to Asia.
Japan backs Taiwan’s bid to go to UN global health forum
Japan backs Taiwan’s bid to take part in UN global health forum
Top Chinese scientist’s move to US sparks soul-searching in China
Top Chinese researcher’s move to US sparks soul-searching in China
Now, Beijing deletes envoy’s suggestion to rename China-Pakistan corridor
Chinese ambassador to New Delhi Luo Zhaohui had also said Beijing had no intention to get involved in the sovereignty and territorial disputes between India and Pakistan, and that the CPEC project was for promoting economic cooperation and connectivity in the region.
Mobike's May 1st travel report shows what you can do with bike-rental data · TechNode
Bike rental company Mobike has released a report of its user data from the Labor Day holiday weekend, providing one of our first pictures that can be
Chinese game invites players to break ‘The Wall’ of online censorship
New Chinese game invites players to break ‘The Wall’ of online censorship
As China's battle with leverage begins to bite, risk bites back
A Chinese government campaign to cut leverage in the banking system and limit some risky activities appears to be working, but it is also pushing borrowers back towards alternative funding sources that carry similar risks to the financial system.
China is tightening the screws on Taiwan. Here are the ways it is exerting pressure
China has been tightening the screws on Taiwan to put pressure on independence-minded President Tsai Ing-wen. Here are six ways China is making life difficult for Taiwan.
The Kushner Project Touted in China Is in Trouble at Home
A key tenant backed out and public financing is on the rocks.
Opinion | What South Korea’s election means for Asia’s nuclear crisis
If South Korea re-thinks the THAAD deployment, it does not bode well for the rest of Asia.
Opinion | China’s smear campaign against a U.S. admiral backfires
Beijing has been smearing the head of U.S. Pacific Command for years, but now the Chinese are denying that they want Trump to dump him.
Silicon Valley faces a revolt after losing public trust
Technology executives risk attracting an opprobrium often reserved for bankers
Uninvited Taiwan says going to U.N. health meeting, warns China on ties
Taiwan will send a delegation to a U.N. health meeting even though it does not have an invitation, the government said on Tuesday, warning China that attempts to exclude it could irreversibly damage ties.
China’s Autism Schools a Last Resort for Youth on the Spectrum
Private institutions grapple with lack of funding, teachers, and experience to provide education for ‘children of the stars.’
Cheap Chinese Aluminum Is a National Security Threat
The U.S. industry has been hollowed out. Just one remaining smelter can produce the material used in F-35s and F-18s.
China’s Exports Remained Resilient as Global Demand Recovers
China’s overseas shipments held up in April amid recovering global demand and as the threat of a trade war with the U.S. dissipated.
China’s New Jetliner, the Comac C919, Takes Flight for First Time (Published 2017)
The first Chinese-built passenger jetliner symbolizes the industrial might of an emerging superpower — and its ambition to take on Boeing and Airbus.
