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11/02/2024 08:34:24 am

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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry Visits China

China Opposes Possible THAAD Deployment in South Korea

China has expressed its disagreement over the possible deployment of advanced U.S. missile defence system in Korea. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yu made China's opposition clear during a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry last week.

Riots In Hong Kong During Chinese New Year

Mong Kok Update: Beijing Calls Rioters 'Separatists'

The Chinese central government has condemned the violence that occurred in Mong Kok on the first day of the Chinese New Year. Beijing has described the troublemakers behind the violence as "separatists."

Alibaba Group signage is posted outside the New York Stock Exchange

China's Alibaba Buys 33 Million Shares of Groupon

China's Alibaba has bought a 5.6 percent stake in Groupon, making it the fourth largest shareholder in the online deal site. Groupon shares are still down 61 percent over the last 12 months, despite a 29 percent increase last week Friday.

Earthquake Hits Southern Taiwan

Taiwan Earthquake Update: Search Ends, Death Toll at 116

The remains of the final person reported missing after a building collapsed in Taiwan last week following a powerful earthquake that shook the city has been discovered, bringing the rescue mission to an end. A total of 116 people have been confirmed dead in the aftermath of the incident.

Foreign Ministers Discuss Iranian Nuclear Program

China Seeks Deeper Ties With France

With the nomination of a new foreign minister in France, China hopes to tdeepen ties with the country, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said while congratulating Jean-Marc Ayrault - the new French Foreign Minister.

Riots In Hong Kong During Chinese New Year

Calm Returns to Mong Kok: Hawkers Resume Business, Injured Protester Thought Dead Survives

Calm returned to Mong Kok on Tuesday evening after a night of riot on Monday. The food night market once again opened and the arrested protester whose bloody picture was widely spread online has not died contrary to rumors.

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit

China to Invest More in Malaysia

Chinese companies were not held back by the slow progress of the country's economy as it plans to pour in more investment to Malaysia this year. According to local media and officials, many Chinese companies are going out under the Belt and Road Initiative programs.

The Residents Of London's Chinatown Celebrate The New Year Of The Monkey

London to Mark Chinese Lunar New Year With the Second Largest Celebration Outside of China

London's Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations this year will be the biggest outside of Asia. The celebration will be held on Feb. 14 with the New Year parade as the main highlight.

Pangolin

Save the Pangolin: How Much do You Know About the Most Trafficked Mammal in the World

Elephants and rhinos often get the limelight when it comes to wildlife conservation. Little is known about pangoli.n which is the most heavily trafficked mammal in the world.

Riots In Hong Kong During Chinese New Year

Hong Kong Journalist to File Complaint After Being Beaten up by Police

Violent clashes between police and protesters in Hong Kong on Monday night resulted in a journalist being harassed violently by the police. Despite showing his identification documents showing he is a journalist, he claims to have still been kicked and punched by officers.

Parents hold children as they sit outside a ticket store for the World Expo 2010

Advertisement in Beijing Subway Asks Parents to Stop Pushing for Marriage

An unusual advertisement has been placed in one of Beijing's busiest subway stations with the words: "Dear father and mother, don't worry. The world is so big. There are so many different ways of life. Singletons can also be happy."

Young boys carving ivory for the tourist trade at a shop in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong's Tourism Board Comes Under Fire After Giving Seal of Approval to Stores Engaged in Ivory Trade

NGO WildAid Hong Kong revealed last week that at least two stores suspected of dealing ivory products were given memberships by the Quality Tourism Services Association (QTSA). This comes weeks after Hong Kong leader Leung's announcement to ban ivory trade in the country.

Tibetan Buddhist monks gather during Monlam or the Great Prayer rituals

Amazon Japan Offers Buddhist Rituals Online

In Japan, many local Buddhist temples are increasingly losing offerings and business within their communities with the emergence of online temple services. Now, Amazon Japan offers ritual services online at a cheaper rate compared to temples.

Tourists are seen at the MyungDong shopping district on March 3, 2006 in Seoul, South Korea.

South Korea to Issue 10-Year Visa to Chinese Tourists

South Korea has started issuing 10-year multiple entry visas to Chinese tourists. This privilege will be offered to specialized professionals.

#Breaking: 6.4 Earthquake Rocks Taiwan

6.5 Magnitute Earthquake Hits Taiwan

Taiwan has been hit by a powerful earthquake early Saturday. The earthquake struck the city of Tainan, bringing down at least two buildings and leaving other structures leaning dangerously.

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