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The F-35B variant, which has vertical take-off and landing, would allow Taiwan to fight back even China destroyed its runways.

A Chinese researcher was awarded for her achievements in “electromagnetic launching technology.”

"I like Chinese culture, Chinese food and above all Chinese women. They are beautiful," Hawking once said.

"We can only allow a maximum of 10 foreigners in our store at a time," a notice at Pyro Pizza read.

Chinese state media revealed a lab in Shenzhen is mass-producing invisibility materials.

Only two "no" votes were cast, reflecting increased efforts to stamp out opposition, Steve Tsang says.

"This is something that shakes the core of our generation; scrapping term limits definitely destroys our fantasy that we have freedom," the #NotMyPresident campaign organizer said.

Trump responded to Musk's request for "equal & fair rules for cars" at a press conference later on Thursday.

Award-winning photographer Kevin Frayer documents a sacred festival at an ancient Tibetan Buddhist monastery.

President Donald Trump has taken a gamble on giving North Korea's Kim Jong Un the cold shoulder, one that could pay off for China and Russia.

The heads of the Navy and Marine Corps are worried that China’s global outreach was detrimental to U.S. interests, but Beijing might just be ahead.

Investigators arrived at the Amur River in Khabarovsk, Russia, after one of the human hands was spotted.

“The teachers taught better than those at Zhuanshanbao Primary School. Pupils don’t talk in class and everyone is focused on studying," a disappointed Wang Fuman said.

China’s foreign minister said that it was U.S. shows of force that were destabilizing the region, not Chinese island building.

People in China didn’t use to drink a ton of milk. That's changed.

"North Korea now has an intercontinental ballistic missile that can allegedly hit targets in the U.S.," said the Global Times.

"iPhone is disabled, try again in 25,114,984 minutes," the iPhone notification read.

The 8.5-ton space station will collide into earth around the first week of April.

America has beefed up its presence in Asia in a warning to China and North Korea.

Xi Jinping seems to have total control in China—and may keep it for a very long time.

The presence of the USS Carl Vinson, a U.S. Navy supercarrier, highlights the growing alliance between the U.S. and its former foe.

The real rise would probably be at least double what China revealed, one senior Asia diplomat said.

A top Chinese government spokesman channeled civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. to urge greater communication with the U.S.

Even the president's staunchest allies are angry about the announcement.

The funeral parlor's director said this was the third time a body sent to the morgue turned out to be alive.

China used a so-called “red notice” label activist Dolkun Isa a terrorist.

China issued licenses to auto makers on Thursday that allow self-driving vehicles to be road tested for the first time.

David Parirenyatwa, Zimbabwe's health minister, says condoms imported from China are too small for African men.

China state-owned media broadcast footage of three DF-10 missiles firing in rapid succession.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he has “no more ambition” and will step down two years early, in 2020.