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03/28/2024 11:17:37 am

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Road Accident

New Zealand Bus Accident Injures Chinese Tourists

Three Chinese tourists were critically injured while a dozen others were hurt when the bus they were riding in collided with a car on a major tourist route in South Island, New Zealand on Thursday, the official Xinhua news agency reported.

South China Sea

US Scholar Defends China's Moves in South China Sea

While the government of the United States has been criticizing China's moves in the South China Sea, a US scholar defended China, saying the country's claims in the South China Sea actually make sense, the official Xinhua news agency has reported.

Nuclear Power Plant

Third-Generation Nuclear Power Firm Launches in China

China now has its first third-generation nuclear power company following the signing of a joint venture deal between the China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) and China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC).

China's AFC Asian Football Cup 2023 Hosting Plan

China Seeks to Host AFC Asian Football Cup 2023

China is reportedly planning to bid to again host the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Cup 2023, joining other Asian countries looking to host the football event, the official Xinhua news agency has reported.

China Air Pollution

China Shuts Down 17,000 Polluting Firms

At least 17,000 polluting companies have been shutdown in China and 28,600 enterprises were ordered to suspend operation following a nine-month intensified pollution inspection by the Chinese government, the Ministry of Environmental Protection has announced.

China-led AIIB Officialy Established

17 Countries Approve Establishment of China-Led AIIB

A total of 17 countries have stamped their seal of approval on Friday for the official establishment of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), a China-led initiative that seeks to further provide infrastructure funding in the Asian region.

China Tourism

With 120 Million Travelers, China Ranks 1st Worldwide For Outbound Tourists

China remains the world's top source of outbound tourists this year, with 120 million Chinese traveling abroad in 2015, data released by the China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) showed.

Iowa State University Killing

Chinese Student Charged for Death of Girlfriend in the US

A 24-year-old Chinese student has been charged for killing his 20-year-old girlfriend last year in the United States, authorities said.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi

China To Send Additional US$6.18-Million Aid To Syria

The Chinese government is sending another 40 million yuan (about US$6.18 million) in humanitarian aid to the war-torn nation of Syria, China's foreign ministry has announced.

Shandong Gypsum Mine Collapse

25 Miners Trapped as Gypsum Mine Collapses in Shandong

Chinese rescuers were on a frantic search for the 19 mine workers who were still missing following a gypsum mine collapse that trapped 25 people in Shandong Province on Christmas Day, the Pingyi county government revealed.

Heroin Smuggling

China Sentences 27-Year-Old Malaysian Woman to Death for Drug Trafficking

The Chinese government has once again sent a strong message to drug traffickers after a court in China sentenced a Malaysian woman to death for trafficking huge amount of heroin.

China Economy 2016

China's Economy to Grow 6.8% in 2016, Bank of China Says

Despite a volatile global environment and weak domestic market demand, China's economy will still be able to post growth of 6.8 percent next year, according to the Bank of China (BOC) Hong Kong Ltd.

China Landslide

Chinese Police Raid Offices of Dumpsite Firm Following Killer Landslide

As hundreds of rescuers race against time to retrieve those who are believed buried under a giant deluge of mud and construction waste in Shenzhen, the police have started doing their part by raiding the office of the company that manages the dumpsite.

South China Sea Dispute

China to US: Stop Fuelling South China Sea Tensions

The Chinese government has urged world powers, which includes the United States, to avoid meddling with the dispute over the South China Sea and leave governments in the region to resolve the issue.

Canadian Police

13-Year-Old Boy Among 3 Suspects in Edmonton Convenience Store Killings

A 13-year-old is now facing charges after he allegedly joined two other adult men in robbing a Mac's convenience store and gunning down two store employees in Edmonton, Canada, the police said.

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