China Suspect identified after Chinese kindergarten blast At least eight people died and 65 were injured in the blast in the city of Xuzhou 16 June 2017
China China nursery blast 'kills seven' It is unclear what caused the explosion outside a kindergarten as parents collected their children 15 June 2017
No Comment Gift of nature: spectacular sea of clouds Continuous rainfall has given rise to a sea of clouds in central China’s Wulingyuan Scenic Area in Hunan Province. 10 June 2017
USA Paris Accord: the world’s biggest CO2 producers China and the United States emit the most amount of carbon dioxide, according to figures 3 June 2017
Europe News EU and China turn on Trump over climate change withdrawl There has been a meeting of minds between China and European leaders following their Brussels summit. 2 June 2017
Europe News EU and China join forces to tackle Trump over climate change China and the European Union are often at loggerheads diplomatically but there’s been a rare consensus on the need to protect the Paris climate deal. 1 June 2017
No Comment Tiananmen Square crackdown remembered Hundreds of protesters in Hong Kong took to the streets on Sunday (May 28) to demand better human rights in China ahead of the 28th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown in… 29 May 2017
No Comment 70-year-old skydiver becomes internet heroine in China A 70-year-old grandmother has become an internet star in China after she took up skydiving. 25 May 2017
Sport Kruse takes gold in Mens' Foil in Shanghai British fencer Richard Kruse has struck gold at the Grand Prix event in Shanghai. 21 May 2017
No Comment Conquering the Great Wall More than 2,000 runners from over 60 nations took part in one of the most challenging races in the world on Saturday (20 May), The Great Wall Marathon in China. 21 May 2017
China China kills US sources, crippling CIA - report China killed or imprisoned up to 20 CIA sources between 2010 and 2012, the New York Times has reported. 21 May 2017
Sport Batini roars back from edge of defeat to claim Womens' Foil in Shanghai Russia's Inna Deriglazova held five match points against Martina Batini, but couldn't convert one as the Italian took the Womens' Foil title in Shanghai in a last-gasp counterattack. 20 May 2017
China New Chinese law hurts foreign business say economists & industry organisations More than 50 world industry organisations have urged the Chinese government to delay enforcement of the country’s first cybersecurity law in a letter sent Monday, May… 18 May 2017
China Little girl survives being run over in China A child had an extremely close encounter when she was run over by a car in China’s Guizhou province. 16 May 2017
USA Lazarus Group suspected of hack attack Cyber security bods suspected Lazarus Group of hack attack 16 May 2017
China 'One Belt,One Road' China's plan to reposition global economy China hosts 'One Belt,One Road' conference to reposition world trade 15 May 2017