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It takes a lot more than a cake and a song to celebrate a baby's first birthday in South Korea, where in the past disease and starvation claimed so many lives that the completion of an infant's first year was a major milestone.
Angered by what he considers the Japanese government's attempts to sweep away the inconvenient truths of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Masami Yoshizawa has moved back to his farm in the radioactive no-man's land surrounding the devastated plant.
Nearly 130,000 people in Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region were lifted out of poverty in 2013, said the region's chairman at the ongoing regional people's congress.
Nearly 700 people have been killed in nine days of fierce clashes between an al Qaeda affiliate and other Islamist and rebel groups, activists said Sunday.
January is a boom month for online dating, but certain irksome recurring phrases might put off potential mates.
With prominent scientists now calling for experiments to test whether pumping sulfates into the atmosphere could safely counteract global warming ...
New stats out on women with graduate degrees are, quite simply, depressing.
The unfolding scandal involving a Chinese Academy of Sciences academician who is accused of plagiarism and copying technology for profit exposes flaws in the system that awards special titles to elite professors
A volcanic eruption in Indonesia that has displaced more than 22,000 people is intensifying, local authorities say.
The world is projected to hold a whopping 9.6 billion people by 2050.
