Brazil

Chinese swimmer, Bulgarian athlete fail first doping tests at Rio Olympics

12 August 2016

World

Child's play preparations for future success

How important is play in early childhood education?

10 August 2016

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The first panda born in Shanghai turns one month old

The first giant panda born in Shanghai turns one month old on Tuesday (August 9).

10 August 2016

Germany

Germany: tourist placed in refugee home

A Chinese tourist ended up being processed as a refugee after he lost his wallet while on holiday in Germany.

9 August 2016

Brazil

Australia defends Olympic champion Horton over "drugs cheat" comments

8 August 2016

China

Ramos bids to restore friendly ties between China and the Philippines

As China raises the temperature in its several maritime territorial disputes with its neighbours, the former Phillipines president Fidel Ramos is making a five-day trip to Hong…

8 August 2016

China

Gobi proves a dog is for life... Just in time for Christmas

Gobi, the stray dog who ran behind an extreme runner for 125km on a race across China, is to be reunited with the man he followed.

6 August 2016

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Waterfalls in China

Even if the rainfall has not been impressive in recent months, the spectacle of the Hukou waterfall remains impressive.

5 August 2016

USA

And also...a religious rapping grandma, snowy Saudi Arabia and cannabis in the kitchen!

Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international headlines Poland-France: The dancing priest T

5 August 2016

Japan

Japan: from diplomacy to a show-of-force?

Shinzo Abe picks a hawkish conservative ally as defence minister, prompting fears of ruffled feathers among Tokyo's Asian neighbours.

3 August 2016

Business Series

China ride-hailing war over, proves too costly for Uber

US ride-hailing firm Uber is selling its China operations to its bigger local rival Didi Chuxing having lost billions in a price war.

1 August 2016

China

Terrorism in China: Misnomer for Minority Advocacy?

1 August 2016

Indonesia

State executions: a fate worse than death

1 August 2016

China

China claims world's biggest marine sinkhole

Beijing has discovered the world’s largest hole in a disputed area of the South China Sea, state broadcaster CCTV has announced.

28 July 2016

Philippines

Kerry urges talks between China and Philippines on South China Sea

Wading into the South China Sea dispute, US Secretary of State John Kerry has said he backs the resumptions of talks between China and the Philippines over the disputed region, as he met with his Fil

27 July 2016

Business Series

Huawei's profits jump

Chinese smartphone and network equipment maker Huawei has posted a 40 percent rise in sales revenue for the first half of the year.

25 July 2016

Sport

Despres steers Peugeot to victory in the 2016 edition of the Silk Way Rally

The champagne corks were popping on Sunday in Beijing as Cyril Despres was officially named winner of this year’s edition of the Silk Way Rally.

24 July 2016

Economy

UK heading for recession post-Brexit, finance minister promises response

UK finance minister Philip Hammond has promised a 'reset' of government policy if Britain's economic weakness continues after business surveys showed a fall in orders and confidence.

22 July 2016

Business Series

Samsung sues Huawei over patents

South Korea's Samsung is suing China's Huawei alleged infringement of patents, reversing legal action taken by Huawei in May.

22 July 2016

Sport

Nothing is smooth in the Silk Way Rally

Stunning but challenging terrain in stage 12 of the Silk Way Rally the 666.9 km from Jiayuguan to Alashan in China.

21 July 2016