Experts said the nation's four first-tier cities — Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen — will lead the market ...

Activists globally conducted protests urging Chinese citizens to oppose authoritarian governance. The initiative by China ...

Land subsidence isn’t just a problem in China. In the US, dozens of coastal cities, including New York City, are sinking. In the Netherlands, 25% of its lands have sunk lower than sea levels ...

The researchers found that from 1956 to 2016, some 756 – or 72 per cent – of the 1,046 hydrological stations in China ...

Almost half of China's major cities are sinking, a new study has found. Around 45% of China's urban land is sinking faster than 3 mm per year. Water extraction is likely the main reason behind it ...

The Newsweek map is based on a study published last week in Science journal, which revealed almost half of China's major cities are experiencing moderate to severe subsidence, using radar ...

Wang warned of the global spread of China’s authoritarian model and said a CCP takeover of Taiwan would end the ...

As China’s cities grow, they are also sinking. An estimated 16 percent of the country’s major cities are losing more than 10 millimeters of elevation per year and nearly half are losing more ...

China will help Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and other cities to bring in more foreign flights, visitors and shoppers, new measures released by the government on Wednesday showed.

Far from the sleek showrooms in metropolises or the innovation hubs along China’s eastern coast, local governments across the country are rapidly reshaping themselves to accommodate the surging demand ...

In the southern Yunnan province, Dali is the city of those who say 'no' in silence. This somewhat hipster haven has welcomed ...