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Chinese archaeologists have recovered more than 12,000 relics during the latest round of excavation at an underwater treasure ruins to the south of the city of Chengdu, local authorities said Friday.
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Russia will soon present evidence that the Syrian air defense forces shot down more than half of the missiles fired in the recent U.S.-led strikes, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Friday.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to meet his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump at the invitation of the United States, but Moscow is waiting for a detailed proposal, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Friday.
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Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE Corp. said in a statement on Friday that it will not accept a ban by the United States on the company, calling the decision "unfair."
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Leaders of the Commonwealth have agreed that the Prince of Wales will succeed the Queen as head of the intergovernmental organisation of 53 member states.
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The mooted U.S. move on setting limits for Chinese investment in science and technology, is an act of technological oppression, a Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Friday.
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The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) will suspend its nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) tests from April 21, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said Saturday.
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A domestically designed underwater training suit for China's astronauts was shown to the press in Beijing Friday.
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China's central authorities have approved a master plan for Xiongan New Area, reiterating that its creation will carry "lasting importance for the millennium to come."
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China tops the world in the number of business entities thanks to years of market access reform.
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The State Administration of Cultural Heritage (SACH) on Friday launched a database for stolen foreign antiques to prevent such antiques from entering and circulating in China.
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China's Ministry of National Defense Friday refuted false reports by Australian media that Chinese navy "challenged" Australian navy in the South China Sea earlier this month.
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Chinese authorities have approved the master plan for Xiongan New Area, the creation of which will be of "lasting importance for the millennium to come."
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The Chinese Minister of Industry and Information Technology said Friday concerns over the "Made in China 2025" plan are unnecessary and China will further open up its manufacturing sector.
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South Korea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) opened their first-ever hotline of direct dialogue between the leaders of the two sides ahead of the inter-Korean summit, the Blue House of South Korea said Friday.
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A new film company was founded Wednesday during the Eighth Beijing International Film Festival and will spend 200 million yuan on a film about Princess Wencheng from the Tang Dynasty.
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Former French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin called for a road map for peace at a release ceremony for the Chinese version of his new book in Beijing on Wednesday.
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Ke Jie will compete against another artificial intelligence Go program, China's Golaxy.
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Queen Elizabeth told the heads of more than 50 states Thursday that she wants the heir to the British throne, her eldest son Prince Charles, to succeed her as head of the Commonwealth.
Chinese archaeologists have recovered more than 12,000 relics during the latest round of excavation at an underwater treasure ruins to the south of the city of Chengdu, local authorities said Friday.Xinhua04-21 10:24