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China’s Tiananmen crackdown: A timeline of 1989 eventsThirty-seven years ago, China's military violently ended pro-democracy protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square. The government has never rel...- How China built world’s largest high-speed railway station on a mountain in just 38 monthsChina has completed the world's largest high-speed railway station, Chongqing East Railway Station, in a remarkable 38 months. Built on a r...
- 21 killed, 61 injured in blast at fireworks factory in ChinaA devastating explosion at a fireworks factory in China's Hunan province has claimed 26 lives and injured 61 people. The blast occurred at ...
- China suspends new autonomous vehicle permits after Baidu outage: ReportChina has pressed the brakes on new permits for self-driving vehicles, marking a pivotal shift in the landscape of autonomous transportatio...
- China's local govts ramp up safety measures after multiple deadly attacksIn the eastern city of Wuxi, where a 21-year-old student's stabbing spree left eight people dead and 17 injured on Nov. 16, local officials...
- China detects another human case of influenza A H3N8This is reportedly the third such case, after China reported two H3N8 cases in 2022 involving a four-year-old boy from Zhumadian City in He...
- Former Taiwan president Ma Ying-jeou to visit China in landmark tripMa, who remains a senior member of Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) opposition party, held a landmark meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in...
- 7 killed as 6.8 magnitude earthquake strikes Sichuan province of southwest ChinaAccording to the China Earthquake Networks Centre, the quake hit around 43 kilometres southeast of the city of Kangding in Sichuan province...
- 53 dead in China building collapse, search for trapped endsThe last survivor was pulled out shortly after midnight on Thursday, 5 ½ days after the residential and commercial building in the city of ...
- Over 20 trapped, 39 missing in China building collapse; Prez Xi orders all-out efforts for rescueThe six-story building, which has a floor area of about 700 square meters, toppled at noon on Friday in Changsha city's Wangcheng district,...
- W Hotels eyes its first property in India in NovemberThe W Goa, under the W Escapes portfolio, will offer 160 rooms and celebrate the local culture in the backdrop of luxury.
- China starts first home-grown Maglev trainThe magnetically-levitated (Maglev) train shuttles between Changsha's south railway station and the airport, with one stop in between.
- China opens cargo train service from central city to RussiaOn its return journey, it will carry timber, according to Wu Guangming, general manager of Wuhan Asia-Europe Logistic Co Ltd.
- China-India cooperation centre formed to boost trade, researchTwo Chinese influential government-backed institutions have teamed up with an Indian media group to set up a multi-disciplined body in Chin...
- China's super computer Tianhe-1 re-started after Tianjin blastsTianhe-1 supercomputer, located at the National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin, is one the fastest computers and one of the few petascale...
- China launches freight train service connecting EuropeChina launched a freight train service between its northeastern city of Harbin and Europe, opening new trade route to Europe covering a dis...
- China launches freight train service connecting EuropeDuring the 9,820-km-long travel, the train will pass Russia and Poland before reaching its destination of Hamburg, Germany.
- China to develop city clusters along Yangtze RiverThey will also be key areas to implement the "Rise of central China" strategy, deepen reform and opening-up and promote a new type of urban...
- China to open world's longest high-speed rail lineAccording to the Ministry of Railways (MOR), the Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed railway will open on December 26, the birth anniversary of la...
- Chinese educationist slams US education systemPeking University President Zhou Qifeng bashed US education as being "a complete mess" during a speech in Changsha, Hunan Province yesterda...
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