Tag: China
India Asks China To Respect Its Territorial Sovereignty
India on Wednesday said that China, which is "very sensitive" about its territorial sovereignty, had failed to show similar respect for New Delhi's concerns. ....
China GDP Falls To 26-year Low
China's economy grew 6.7 per cent year on year in 2016, the slowest pace of growth in 26 years, but well within the government's target range, official data showed on Friday.....
Green' Vehicles Gain Popularity In China
Green vehicles -- hybrid, electric and fuel cell -- are gaining popularity in China owing to a rising concern over air pollution and generous government subsidies.....
China's Population To Reach 1.45 Bn By 2030
China on Wednesday said its population is likely to touch about 1.45 billion by 2030.....
China See Surge In Tourist Numbers
China witnessed a surge in tourist numbers on Friday, the first day of the week-long Lunar New Year holiday, official data showed on Saturday.....
Malaysia Expands Search Operation For Missing Boat Passengers
Malaysia has expanded the search area for the six persons still missing after their boat sank off Sabah state, with neighbouring Brunei also joining the search effort, authorities said on Monday.....
Baby Born From 16-year-old Frozen Embryo In China
A healthy baby boy has been born from an embryo frozen 16 years ago, a hospital in south China announced on Monday.....
China Approves Two Electric Car Projects
China announced on Tuesday that it has approved two electric car projects worth 6.15 billion yuan ($896 million).....
SC Miffed Over Delay In Fencing Of Indo-Bangladesh Border
The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed its "strongest displeasure" over the manner in which fencing along the India-Bangladesh border is progressing and told the Union Home Ministry to furnish all details to the court. ....
China To Spend $7.3 Bn In Rural Methane Projects
China will spend 50 billion yuan (about $7.3 billion) on building methane projects in rural areas as the government seeks to increase the use of clean energy.....
