China will help oversee the development of Arctic energy resources
May 16, 2013
China is one of several nations to have been granted permanent observer status on the Arctic Council. Read Article »
Hong Kong's high court rules that transsexuals can marry
May 13, 2013
Hong Kong's highest court has ruled that post-operative transsexuals can marry. Read Article »
Chinese export numbers arouse skepticism among international observers
May 8, 2013
China's stronger than expected trade numbers have made some analysts more nervous than pleased. Read Article »
Chinese consumers slow to adopt electric vehicle technology
May 6, 2013
Despite some of the worst air pollution in the world in many of the nationals' metro areas and a strong push from the central government, electrics cars are not catching on in China. Read Article »
China and Brazil reach deal on currency exchange
March 26, 2013
Multiple news sources are reporting that China and Brazil have agreed to trade in their own currencies up to $30 billion per year. Read Article »
Top Chinese universities no longer require English
March 18, 2013
Top Chinese universities will no longer require students to pass an English entrance exam this year. Read Article »
'One City, Nine Towns' transplants the West into China
March 13, 2013
With the demand for Western-style housing high in China, the "One City, Nine Towns" initiative brings European influences into Shanghai. Read Article »
Suzann Pettersen becomes World Ladies Golf Champion
March 11, 2013
Suzann Pettersen wins Mission Hills World Ladies Championship Individual Strokeplay in Haikou, Hainan, China. Read Article »
China blames U.S. for hacking attacks
February 28, 2013
It is no secret that hacking into governmental programs has become an issue, and now China is blaming someone for it. Read Article »
Retired Chinese doctors asked to treat people in rural areas
February 26, 2013
Doctors in China are being asked to come out of retirement in order to help those in rural parts of the country. Read Article »