Li lands landmark deals in London
Li and Cameron oversaw the signing of deals ranging from energy, finance and infrastructure to climate change.
Life of Pi without CGI, in NE China
Zhang recorded a 10-minute video on his mobile of the tiger swimming in the river until it went ashore, leaving clear footprints in the sand.
Li's Britain journey 'to help build trust'
Li will witness the signing of agreements and attend the China-UK Global Economic Round-Table.
Brazilian leader backs spending on World Cup
Much of that money was funneled to Rousseff's ruling Workers Party, though spending also went to the opposition.
Malaysia, Vietnam hit as tourists head for East Asia
Other short-haul destinations such as Japan, Cambodia and Singapore are also seeing more tourists from China, Shi said.
Regional body to establish anti-terror unit
Central Asian countries have become key in helping China curb the spread of terrorism.
Beijing urges Hanoi to 'stop all disruptions'
Tension has soared since early May, when Vietnam challenged and harassed the rig’s operations near China’s Xisha Islands.
Fewer sandstorms give hope for cleaner air
Remarkably, 2.6 million square kilometers, more than one-quarter of China's total land area, are deserts.
52 websites probed for publication of porn, violence
"The online platforms may never have meant to host such content. But it is their duty to supervise it," he said.
Hunger Games' three-finger salute used to oppose coup in Thailand
The gesture emerged over the weekend as protesters joined small flash mobs, or stood alone, raising three fingers in the air.
Universities fall short in recruitment of students
Universities in some provinces are failing to meet their student recruitment targets, a survey has found.
Satellite data on MH370 released
The move was made in response to mounting calls from passengers' relatives for greater transparency.
Thai coup leader backed by king, warns citizens
The aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation, said Yingluck had returned to her home.
Anti-terror campaign launched
China will conduct a one-year nationwide campaign against terrorism after a series of violent and deadly attacks by terrorists and religious extremists.
McDonald's employees rally against low wages
"We need to show McDonald's that we're serious and that we're not backing down," said Davis, who earns $8.98 per hour at aChicago McDonald's.