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Vatican to attend Beijing garden expo amid warming ties
China on Wednesday confirmed that the Vatican will attend an international garden expo to be held in Beijing in late April, bearing the latest testimony of booming bilateral exchanges after the two sides inked a landmark deal last year.
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Lawsuit against JD.com chief 'unlikely to win'
The civil lawsuit filed against Richard Liu Qiangdong, founder of Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com, for alleged rape, will not land Liu in jail and only has the theoretical possibility of winning, said a US legal professional.
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Customers seek service fee refund
Buyers of Mercedes-Benz cars in Xi'an, capital of Northwest China's Shaanxi Province, flocked to a 4S dealership on Wednesday for refunds of financial service fees, which were called foul by regulators following an investigation of a high-profile dispute between the dealership and a customer over an oil leaking car.
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AmCham report urges better bilateral ties
The leading US business group in China on Wednesday urged China and the US to restore trust through concrete actions as tensions between the world's two largest economies continue to worsen, warning that further escalation could pose greater challenge to businesses.
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China plans to resume pork imports from France: ambassador
China will soon resume pork imports from France, French Ambassador to China Jean-Maurice Ripert said on Wednesday, a further sign of strengthened China-French relations ahead of the upcoming second Belt and Road Summit Forum.
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Demolition of building in NW China crushes kindergarten
Parents are thankful that it wasn't a school day when a building collapsed on a neighboring kindergarten during demolition work in Northwest China.
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Thousands battle mountain fire in northeast China
Nearly 950 firefighters have been battling a fire near Qipan Mountain in the northeastern Chinese city of Shenyang, local authorities said.
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Chinese promotes fire safety following Notre Dame blaze
Could ancient Chinese heritage sites be destroyed by a similar fire that engulfed the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris?
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Chinese diplomat fires against US accusations in a third charged defense
In the latest harsh rebuttal by Chinese officials to US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's accusation against China's engagement in Latin America, a Chinese diplomat said on Tuesday that China will not force Latin America to pick sides between China and the US, calling the US official and media hype on the matter slanderous to China and "an insult" to the wisdom of China and Latin American countries.
