Chinese shuttlers maintained their momentum on Day 3 of the Malaysia Open on Thursday with a string of victories here at the Axiata Arena.

A welcome board stands at the entrance to the China-ASEAN Secondary School Principals' Forum at Xiamen University. [Photo by Lin Yuyang for chinadaily.com.cn] The China-ASEAN Secondary School ...

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Chinese shuttlers kicked off the first day of the Malaysia Open, advancing in several categories at the Axiata Arena here on Tuesday. In the men ...

The resignation of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has overseen deteriorating ties with China over the past nine ...

Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) condemns China's issuing of ID cards to Taiwanese citizens, calling it a sovereignty ...