China has played a uniquely constructive role in the historic nuclear deal concluded on Tuesday in Vienna, Austria, between Iran and six world powers, according to Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
“In August 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue; October 12th they sighted land, and set their feet upon new sand...”
The new Axon smartphone is so important to ZTE that Lixin Cheng, the chairman and CEO of ZTE USA, served as the project manager.
IQiyi, the online-video unit of Baidu Inc, has purchased the Internet broadcasting rights of 800 film titles from Paramount Pictures Corp.
Timber demand is on the rise in China, and they can't grow enough of it themselves fast enough.
Although leery about Chinese stocks despite another day of gains for the beleaguered market, some money managers are beginning to look for bargains.
Chinese people are big believers in ancient wisdom. One favorite old adage - "Past experience, if not forgotten, is a guide for the future" - might explain why Asian-American communities are racing against time to preserve relics from a very special piece of history. Namely, the teamwork between China and the US during World War II and the friendship between the two nations that fought side-by-side until Japan's defeat in 1945.
A senior Pentagon official would not answer specifically whether she agreed with naming Russia and China as the biggest existential threat to the United States or with a US State Department statement dismissing the characterization.
The Cross Cultural Internship Program (CCIP) held a recognition ceremony at Citi Field in New York on July 10.
Former governors, industry leaders and experts gathered at George Washington University for the 3rd Annual Conference on US-China Sub-national Relations, also known as the "Tai Initiative", to talk about the best ways to build ties below the nation-to-nation level.
New York State and federal officials on Friday reached out to Chinese-language media outlets in the city to explain new labor and health requirements for nail salons and their workers that have been put in place as a result of a newspaper's investigative report about poor working conditions at the salons.
The sudden downpour in Washington last Thursday evening caught more than 100 people standing in line outside the popular bookstore Politics & Prose, soaking them as even umbrellas were rendered somewhat useless. Those arriving early and queuing up inside were lucky.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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