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US senator's remarks on HK 'sternly denounced'
[2019-July-26]
The central government's foreign affairs office in Hong Kong "sternly denounced" on Thursday the remarks of a United States senator for his "double standards" in justifying violence in Hong Kong.
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DPRK fires missiles; restart of peninsula negotiations urged
[2019-July-26]
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea fired two short-range missiles, on Thursday morning, a move that analysts expect will present difficulties for efforts to resume long-stalled denuclearization talks.
Chinese missile destroyer Xi'an arrives in St. Petersburg, Russia
[2019-July-26]
Russian military band perform during an event to welcome Chinese missile destroyer "Xi'an" of the 32nd Chinese naval escort fleet in St. Petersburg, Russia, July 24, 2019. Chinese missile destroyer "Xi'an" of the 32nd Chinese naval escort fleet arrived here Wednesday for a visit and would participate in the event to celebrate Russia's Navy Day.
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Time for U.S. to abandon misleading China trade deficit rhetoric
[2019-July-25]
China's current account surplus in 2018 narrowed further, as its external position was assessed to be "in line with fundamentals and desirable policies," the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said in a report.
Boris Johnson set to become UK PM
[2019-July-25]
Former British Foreign Secretary and ex-mayor of London Boris Johnson was elected the leader of the ruling Conservative party on Tuesday and set to become the country's prime minister.
China, Russia, Europe to jointly explore plan for research station on Moon
[2019-July-23]
Space authorities of China, Europe and Russia have agreed to jointly explore the plan to build a scientific research station on the Moon, a senior Chinese space official said Monday.
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Three astronauts arrive at Int'l Space Station
[2019-July-23]
Three astronauts arrived Saturday for their mission aboard the International Space Station after Russia's Soyuz MS-13 spacecraft carried them into space from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
Aussie families experience Chinese culture in National Museum of Australia
[2019-July-22]
As children and their parents were making paper dragons or lions, some seniors sat down to enjoy Chinese dances and songs in the National Museum of Australia on Sunday, when the Chinese Festival Day attracted thousands of visitors.
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Imports of US foodstuff may resume
[2019-July-22]
Some Chinese enterprises have inquired with US exporters about prices for certain agricultural products and applied for the removal of tariffs on foodstuffs, Xinhua News Agency reported on Sunday.
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U.S. man who killed Chinese scholar Zhang Yingying sentenced to life imprisonment
[2019-July-20]
Brendt Christensen, who kidnapped and killed Chinese scholar Zhang Yingying in 2017, was sentenced on Thursday to life imprisonment without the possibility of release and spared the death penalty.
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