China's Foreign Ministry has expressed its hope that Japan could abide by the international laws on the issue of the Okinotori Atoll.

US President Barack Obama has announced that the United States is fully lifting the ban on the sale of military equipment to Vietnam, removing the final vestige of wartime animosity.

US President Barack Obama has arrived in Vietnam for a three-day visit, only the third by a sitting US president since the end of the Vietnam War.

The last 12 months have been arguably the most challenging that the European Union has ever had to face since its inception in the 1950s. The bloc has struggled to cope with a massive influx of refugees, and the spectre of terrorism has also been raised, with deadly attacks having taken place in Brussels and Paris.At the same time, there appears to have been a widespread popular rejection of traditional political institutions, with fringe movements having made significant gains in several EU member states. There also remains the very real possibility of the United Kingdom voting to leave the union in the coming weeks, with citizens from several other member states having also advocated their support for a similar referendum on EU membership.So what effect will such a large-scale influx of migrants have on the EU? How has the rise in anti-EU sentiment affected the political landscapes in different member states? And how real are the concerns that the very existence of the EU is under threat? These questions and much more on this edition of Today, where will be discussing the challenges currently facing the European Union.

China's top legislator comments on Hong Kong's role in the Belt and Road Initiative-China expresses strong opposition to a newly passed US resolution on Taiwan-One of the Chibok girls kidnapped in Nigeria by Boko Haram two years ago has been found

China criticizes the EU legislature's refusal to grant it market economy status-The new Japanese ambassador to China takes office-The Venezuelan vice president rules out the possibility of a recall referendum against president Maduro

China dismisses the Pentagon report on its activities in the South China Sea-The latest round of discussions on the Afghan peace process-Former London mayor Boris Johnson's comparison between the EU and Hitler has caused a row

Panel discussion: problems in China's medical sector

The US is deploying a new missile defense system in Romania-China's inbound tourism has recorded strong growth through the first quarter-A series of car bomb attacks hit Baghdad hard

Chinese authorities curb the number of healthcare adverts carried by Baidu-China's economy has been warned against relying too much on debt-fueled stimulus-A mainland spokesperson has stressed Taiwan's participation of the WHA should be based on the One China principle