A North Korean top diplomat has left for Finland for interviews with American former diplomats and South Koreans. The North Korean Choe Kang-il, according to the South Korean news agency Yonhap, was spotted in Beijing, where he boarded a plane to the northern European country.
The Chinese National People's Congress has once again elected Xi Jinping as President of China. The parliament also chose former vice premier Wang Qishan as his first replacement.
China called bitcoin fraud, denounced other crypto coins and banned the trade but now comes with its own crypto coin.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is going to the United States for a talk with Trump next month, prior to his meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Abe welcomed the 'change' in the North Korean position on Friday and talked about 'opening a dialogue based on denuclearization.'
The Chinese economy has to grow by about 6.5 percent this year, while the budget deficit has to decrease. This was reported by the Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang in a presentation to parliament.
One doodle from Donald Trump is Taiwan removed from a war with China. The American president wants to tighten ties with the island, but Beijing has declared on Friday that his signature will lead to a merciless attack on the 'renegade province'.
A spokesperson for a Chinese condom manufacturer said they are strongly considering offering their products 'in different sizes' after the Zimbabwean Health Minister complained that the contraception from China exported to Africa was 'too small' for the men from his country.
It was no matter if, but when a cesspool around Anbang would open. For years, research has been conducted into the shadowy financial trade and walking of the Chinese insurance giant, owner of the Dutch company Vivat, and now Beijing has intervened hard by taking control of the company. CEO Wu Xiaohui is being prosecuted for fraud.
A hefty Chinese taxation affects the market of football transfers with top players. This also seems to be a temporary stop on the departure of expensive players from European competitions to China.
The European Union expects China to release the Swedish-Chinese bookseller Gui Minhai so that he can be reunited with his wife and daughter. Beijing must allow consular and medical assistance from Sweden, according to the EU foreign service.
China has identified fifteen areas around which a \u0026 # x27; red line \u0026 # x27; is drawn and where economic development is prohibited. In total, 610,000 square kilometers are now protected areas, almost as much as the area of France. Ultimately, a quarter of China has to fall under the defined areas, the Ministry of Environmental Protection said.
Certainly one person was killed by a stabbing in a shopping center in the Chinese capital Beijing. Three men and nine women were injured. According to witnesses, people fled in panic when the man put himself around him.
China prepares retaliatory actions after import duties on, among other things, its steel, solar panels and washing machines. American soy farmers can expect price increases for their exports.
The \u0026 # x27; blue superblood moon \u0026 # x27; has attracted plenty of attention worldwide. Everywhere people went in search of the best place to marvel at the special natural phenomenon. The moon seems extra large because it is relatively close to the earth. She also gets a red glow because the earth stands between the sun and the moon and darkens it.
A Chinese military plane crashed during a training flight in the southwestern province of Guizhou. According to local media, there are victims to regret. It is apparently a large aircraft that crashed near the town of Zunyi, about 1600 kilometers south-west of Beijing.
The ship that is going to search for the disappeared flight MH370 has arrived at the place where Australian researchers think the aircraft has crashed into the Indian Ocean.
The Chinese government intervenes with the bitcon. Power consumption for production of the wanted currency has been restricted. The Chinese central bank calls the intervention necessary. The enormous power consumption for bitcoin production would disturb the energy consumption in regions in the country.
The Chinese capital Beijing has installed 112,600 charging stations for electric cars in the city from the end of November. The municipal committee for city management told the Chinese news agency Xinhua.
The Chinese authorities have pledged to deliver equipment for the controversial Cambodian election of next year. According to a spokesperson for the electoral council in Cambodia, it concerns, among other things, computers, ballot boxes and booths. Earlier, the EU and the US pulled their hands off the ballot box because the opposition was sidelined.
A Tibetan has set himself on fire in the street. The man, a former monk, has thus been killed. According to the Tibetan government in exile, suicide was a message to the Beijing government to draw attention to the poor situation of Tibetans in Tibet.
China seems to take seriously into account an American attack on North Korea. In the deepest secrecy, Beijing is building a number of refugee camps on the border with the empire of dictator Kim Jong-un, as is now being leaked.
The new Zimbabwean government borrows millions from China. This includes 153 million dollars (more than 129 million euros) for refurbishing and expanding the international airport named after former president Robert Mugabe. It is the first major deal that Harare concludes with a foreign government since the departure of Mugabe.
The relationship between the EU and many Eastern European countries may be extremely difficult, as soon as China reports in the former Eastern bloc, all doors will immediately open. Beijing is rapidly gaining momentum in Europe, and is getting more and more allies on the edges of the Western world.
A fire in a tower block in the Chinese city of Tianjin has killed at least ten people. Another five were injured. The fire brigade needed more than three hours to extinguish the fire on the 38th floor of the building.
An unknown number of children were brutally abused at a daycare in Beijing. Children report that they have been sexually abused, with needles stuck under their nails and naked were locked in the closet. That reports the NOS.
In a fire in a two-storey residential block in the Chinese capital Beijing, 19 people died. Eight others were injured and had to be treated in a hospital.
US President Donald Trump is willing to act as a mediator in the South China Sea conflict. That said Trump Sunday in Hanoi at the start of a meeting with Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang.
Schools in Delhi remain closed for the rest of the week because of the suffocating smog. The regional authorities described the situation in the Indian capital area rather as a 'gas chamber' and said children did not want to expose themselves to risks.
US President Donald Trump will ask China to break the financial ties with North Korea and adhere to UN sanctions at a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, said a senior official of the White House on Wednesday.
In the Indian capital, New Delhi, the state of emergency was declared Tuesday because there is a stingy layer of smog about the city. According to The Times of India, more than twice the amount of particulate matter in the air is already labeled as dangerous. The schools therefore close for a few days.
