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Lifting the value of China's yuan currency would hurt, not help, global economic recovery and threaten the country's own financial and trade health, a Chinese state think-tank said in an essay published on Monday. The essay from the research institute...

Japan on Sunday grabbed their first golds of the East Asian Games in Hong Kong and set the pace in the opening swimming heats, but it was China who sat atop the overall medals table. Following Saturday evening's glittering opening...

In Hong Kong, he accepted a hockey jersey from former NHL great Barry Beck. In Shanghai, he strolled through a market neighbourhood, bought some tea for his mom and then plunged into the crowd of curious Chinese to shake their...

Every year, on the first Sunday in December, a few dozen veterans, military officers, and government officials gather at a hillside cemetery here that is the final resting place of Canadians killed defending Hong Kong against Japanese forces in 1941....

Chinese regulators have approved Yanzhou Coal's A$3.5 billion (US$3.2 billion) takeover of miner Felix, the country's biggest Australian acquisition yet, the Chinese company said. China's National Development and Reform Commission issued an approval letter on Thursday, Yanzhou Coal said in...

China and South Korea opened their East Asian Games campaigns on Saturday by each earning two gold medals, with the Chinese winning in snooker and cycling and the Koreans finding success in shooting and English billiards. In an all-Chinese men�s...

China Sets Its Sights on African Research Cooperation Wu Ni 4 December 2009 Beijing — China is continuing to show an interest in developing African research capacity with the announcement of a cooperation programme in science and technology.

Mr Qi Chonghuai, an anti-corruption journalist, told his friends through certain secret channels that he has been physically tortured in prison . He was arrested June 25, 2007 and was sentenced four years imprisonment after he reported about the super...

In China, Canadian PM Harper visited Great Wall and the Forbidden Palace in Beijing with his wife. He also met with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Chinese President Hu Jintao . When he met with Wen, China granted Canada the...

A new poll conducted by an Australian institute finds that half the Chinese interviewees see US the biggest threat to China, followed by Japan and India. As a communication researcher, I suggest that US take effective measures to enhance its...