Beijing and Seoul on Thursday stressed a joint commitment to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and maintaining regional peace.
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The Philippines and US Naval forces began joint military exercises at the South China Sea on Thursday.
With cheers, tears and kisses, gays and lesbians across the United States celebrated Wednesday's historic Supreme Court decision in support of same-sex marriage.
Australia's former leader Kevin Rudd won the Labor caucus ballot on Wednesday evening, defeating incumbent Prime Minister Julia Gillard in a 57-45 vote.
As Brazil's national soccer team prepares for its match against Uruguay as part of the Confederations Cup games Wednesday afternoon, anti-government protesters outside the stadium are ready for a battle of their own.
Guangzhou will soon become the third Chinese city to grant transit passengers from 45 countries a 72-hour visa waiver.
China moved up from the sixth to the third place in 2012 in terms of outward foreign direct investment — after the United States and Japan.
With her keen interest in Chinese philosophy and her self-taught capacity for Mandarin, Republic of Korea President Park Geun-hye is set to charm China and bring the two countries even closer together.
With the safe return to Earth on Wednesday of three astronauts after a successful 15-day mission, China moved a step closer to realizing its space dream.
Drug prices in illegal markets have increased by an average of 35 percent due to an anti-drugs campaign initiated by police, the Ministry of Public Security said on Tuesday.
As the ailing 94-year-old former South African president Nelson Mandela remains in a critical condition, S.African residents expressed their worries about his condition.
Two pieces of looted Chinese cultural relics, bronze sculptures of a rabbit head and a rat head, are expected to return to China this week.