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The blast caused a fire and thick smoke to bellow from the plant in Lishui city

Beijing hopes by focusing on investments in the Silk Road, it will provide a new stimulus to its troubled economy

Broker surnamed Zhang, says he deals directly with the smuggling gangs

Beijing marks the 70th anniversary of victory over Japan

President Hussain is expected to meet the Chinese president Xi Jinping on September 3

China blames violent unrest in its far western region of Xinjiang on separatist groups

World stock markets plunged further this week

China's Beidou system will facilitate the V-day parade from space, marking its first deployment for a military parade

Bashir is one of the heads of state attending military parade to mark 70th anniversary of Japan's surrender in WW II

The incident only came to light when it was mentioned in passing in a Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC)

President will attend parade of China's People's Liberation Army to be held in commemoration of World War II

The contingent were selected on the basis of professionalism and performance in their respective units

The animals have been deployed at an air force base involved in the parade

Since 1975, no more than 75% of deposits could be offered as loans.

Chairman and vice chairman of People.cn Co Ltd are being inspected for suspected crimes relating to bribery

The central bank's latest moves yet to convince investors of Beijing's ability to jolt the economy out of its slowdown

The moves came after Chinese stocks tumbled again on Tuesday

The People's Bank of China shocked global financial markets on Aug 11 by devaluating currency by almost two per cent

The child fell and pressed onto the painting, putting a fist-sized tear in it

European & US officials express concern that show of military power could send wrong signal in already tense region

European stocks closed off 5.4 per cent after Asian shares slumped to 3-year lows

Fears that Chinese growth is weakening, dragging down the global economy with it, are hammering commodities and stocks

The inexorable capitalism forces, which made China world’s factory, are looking for the next super-cheap destination

Some 54 people remain missing, says Xinhua news agency

More than 100 chemical firms across seven provinces have been told to shut down operations due to safety violations

Cyber spies most probably based in China have been snooping on Indian government bodies and universities since 2012

More than 100 chemical firms across seven provinces have been told to suspend operations due to safety violations

The blast triggered a giant fireball and killed at least 114 people

Pakistan may overtake Tehran in becoming the first overseas buyer of the multi-role aircraft

Report says Pakistan signed a deal for the purchase of 36 J-10 jets in 2009

China's aim of advancing its economy is likely to delink its economy from that of the US

Residents and victims' families hit out at authorities for what they said was an information blackout

Residents around the site of the explosions evacuated over fears of highly-poisonous sodium cyanide

Chinese media & environment groups warn host of potentially extremely dangerous chemicals may have been stored there

Zhou Ti was being treated for chest injuries at a hospital in Tianjin and was in stable condition

Binhai New Area, where blasts occurred on Wednesday, is a giant logistics hub more than twice size of Hong Kong

Asian shares and Asia-Pacific currencies suffered their biggest two-day selloff since 1998 this week

The official Xinhua says 701 people have been hospitalised, 71 of them in critical condition

Reports say it took the artist 21 years to plan and build the sky ladder

The deluge shortly after midnight swallowed 15 employee dormitories and three residential houses

So far the website only contains a letter from Google co-founder Larry Page and a link to Google's existing investor relations page

No individual or organisation is allowed to provide songs which promote obscenity, violence, crime

The general was found guilty of accepting bribes, embezzlement of public funds, paying bribes and abuse of power

Ambassador Sun Weidong and his team have done a tremendous job in promoting friendship between Pakistan and China

Chinese paper criticises Japan for commemorating the atomic bombing without highlighting its own wartime aggression

Churches pledge to carry out civil disobedience campaigns if their crosses are forcefully removed

Anti-terrorism work must be implemented to ensure terrorist plots are foiled before they are carried out, says Ming

China is expanding tiny reefs in the flashpoint South China Sea into islands and topping some with military posts

Third escalator-related incident in China this past week resulting in a serious injury or fatality

Members of the public were alerted by the baby's cries, the Beijing Times reported