If you are planning to travel to Dongguan or any other city in China, this airport locator will be a very useful tool. This page gives complete information about the Dongguan Airport along with the ...

Gilles Sabrié for The New York Times Supported by By Keith Bradsher Reporting from Guangzhou and Dongguan, China Rows of white concrete buildings near the Pearl River in southern China house one ...

About 80 per cent of bar-goers will be discouraged by a proposed ban on flavoured tobacco products and shisha in Hong Kong with many considering patronising mainland Chinese establishments instead ...

A news conference on Jan 20 in Beijing announced Dongcheng district's Spring Festival temple fair plans. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] Beijing's Dongcheng district will host the Ditan Park ...

There has also been some investor enthusiasm over the Dongguan, China-based company's recent efforts to expand its business. The company has been focusing on enriching pet lives through an ...

The new leader of Hong Kong’s professional body representing barristers has vowed to maintain ties with mainland China and cultivate ... chairman of the Hong Kong Bar Association at its annual ...

Parliament's most famous bar, Strangers, is to re-open after being closed last month following a drink-spiking allegation. The bar, used by MPs and their guests, peers, parliamentary staff and ...

CHICAGO, Feb 11 (Reuters) - China giveth, China taketh away. Agricultural exporters around the world know this feeling all too well, as they can either flourish or flounder under China’s ...

Donald Trump said earlier in the day that he agreed to "approve" TikTok, with a condition. As TikTok resumed operations in the United States, X owner and Tesla CEO Elon Musk flagged an imbalance ...

China’s state-owned Cosco shipping giant had purchased a 60% stake in the port for US$1.6 billion (A$2.6 billion), which gave the company exclusive use of the port for 60 years. Days later ...

China has unveiled sweeping new regulations to tighten the release of information about its military online, a move that could obscure key sources for monitoring the world’s largest armed forces.

As China’s leaders brace for a potential tariff war with the US, they’re signaling a break with decades of convention. On past occasions when the world’s second-biggest economy ran into ...