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Slowing China remains engine of global economy

China's economy is no longer growing at the dazzling speed it used to, but it could offer global investors far better opportunities as it focuses on restructuring and defusing possible threats to sustainability.
World's first internet court goes online in Hangzhou

Hangzhou Court of the Internet, set up to handle the soaring number of online disputes, has gone online in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, on Friday.
President Xi urges accelerated building of medical system with Chinese characteristics

Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for speeding up the building of a basic medical and healthcare system with Chinese characteristics.
Commentary: U.S. is not a human rights paradise, nor the world’s moral leader

China slammed the report for maliciously criticizing China’s religious freedom situation in disregard of the facts, and urged the U.S. side to mind its own business and stop interfering in other countries’ internal affairs in the name of religion.
MFA: the U.S. need stop interfering in other countries' internal affairs with the excuse of so-called religious issue

The Chinese people of all ethnic groups and in all regions are entitled to freedom of religious belief.

13 killed, over 100 others injured in Barcelona attack: official

13 killed, over 100 others injured in Barcelona attack: official

First high-speed rail in China's Inner Mongolia starts operation

First high-speed rail in China's Inner Mongolia starts operation

ICRC decries high number of hungry, displaced South Sudanese

August 18, 2017 -- The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said on Thursday that the number of hung...

UN renews call for help of South Sudanese refugees

August 18, 2017 -- The UN refugee agency on Thursday renewed its call to the international community for urgent...

World Bank chief hails China's fight against poverty

World Bank President Jim Yong Kim on Thursday praised China s anti-poverty measures which have successfully lifted "hundreds of millions " of people out of poverty.

S. Korea urges DPRK to rapidly respond to dialogue offer on humanitarian issues

South Korea s newly-elected Red Cross society chief on Friday re-urged the Democratic People s Republic of Korea (DPRK) to respond to Seoul s earlier dialogue offer to discuss humanitarian issues between the two sides.