Beijing

One of three explosions hit busy shopping centre in Luntai, where Uighur rebels have been launching attacks.

Chinese warship and destroyer from Gulf of Aden are now in Bandar Abbas for drill.

China's Global Times' opinion piece urges Beijing to reinforce its navy.

Chinese President is in India on a three-day visit beginning 17 September.

China's envoy to South Korea says North Korean leader may visit Beijing to maintain bilateral relations.

China inflation data suggests world's second-largest economy is losing momentum.

Shanghai General Motors has begun to recall certain Cadillac XTS cars.

China's August HSBC services PMI at 17-month high.

Protests as Beijing rules out open nominations for 2017 chief executive election.

According to Wengui's father, his son's extremely long neck is due to excessive vertebrae.

Pentagon says mid-air encounter took place in international airspace off Hainan Island.

Hypersonic glider, dubbed as Wu-14, capable of travelling up to 12,000km/hr hitting any target within 30 minutes.

Vital information from Malaysian investigators' computers stolen on 9 March and sent to a Chinese computer.

Government publishes 'behavioural standards' guide to reverse environmental damage.

Xu Hsing refuses to work because he claims it is too boring.

F-Secure shows Xiaomi's RedMi 1S smartphone silently uploads user data to a remote server without asking

Coffee shops owners, on border of North Korea, suspected of stealing state military secrets.

Continuing weakness in property market a drag and analysts see need for steps to boost growth.

NDRC says authorities will drive economic reforms such as changing fiscal and pricing systems.

By simply deleting a gene, scientists have developed wheat strains resistant to mildew, a fungal infection.

First half sales of residential units in Beijing fell by 35.2% from last year.

Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying's report criticised by pro-democracy lawmakers.

Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town was allowed to sell houses in central Shanghai at record prices.

Chinese president Xi Jinping attacks Japan's pacifist policy change at 1937 Marco Polo Bridge incident commemoration.

Five members of the Civil Human Rights Front activist group that organised Hong Kong July 1 march are arrested by police

Chinese and South Korean presidents criticise Tokyo's reinterpretation of constitution that renounces war.

China tells Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters to "undo the knots in their minds"

Authorities arrest at least 511 protesters, mostly students, for illegal assembly and obstruction of police duties.

Hong Kongers demonstrate for democratic reform at rally marking British handover of city to China on 1 July 1997.

Amid public protests and Chinese criticism, Japan makes major shift in post-war defence policy.