The 40th summit of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) ended on Tuesday in Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh, with a call for unity aft
By learning fondant cake decoration skills on her own, Wang Hui, a post-'80s generation member in Wuhan, Hubei province, has
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said Sunday that they are investigating a deadly shooting by a Saudi national
The Democrat-led House Intelligence Committee voted on Tuesday along party lines to adopt a report summarizing its findings f
Liverpool extended their lead at the top of the Premier League table to 11 points after clinching a 2-1 win over visiting Bri
By APD writer Alice A cyberattack hit South Korea’s Upbit exchange on November 27, making 58 billion won (US$49.3 million) wo
A special tribunal in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka has handed the death penalty to seven militants on Wednesday over a case of
Thousands of Palestinians on Tuesday held protests in several West Bank cities against the remarks by U.S. Secretary of State
Good news for the Australians -- the two giant pandas from China will stay in South Australia for another five years. Accordi
The fourth edition of the Investment for Africa 2019 Forum kicked off on Friday in Egypt's new administrative capital near Ca
A U.S. State Department official on Thursday denied restricting visas for Chinese students, despite the growth of Chinese stu
The reeling Toronto Maple Leafs sacked coach Mike Babcock on Wednesday, replacing him with minor league coach Sheldon Keefe.
The withdrawal of the Kurdish armed units in northern Syria from Turkey's border as per an agreement with Moscow and Ankara h
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Saturday officially launched the newly-constructed Mahusekwa Hospital Phase II in
China's 20-year-old skater Ning Zhongyan claimed silver in the men's 1,000m event at the International Skating Union Speed Sk
By APD writer Melo M. Acuña Chinese car manufacturer Geely reached the Philippines, their first foreign market, where they of
By APD writer Melo M. Acuña Nearly 60 per cent of developing world’s rural youth in Asian and Pacific countries would require
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