The decades-long one-child policy in China has not only left the legacy of an ageing population, but also a set of strict adoption laws that have denied large numbers of abandoned children the ...

China's strict adoption laws were motivated by concerns about child protection, including dangers such as trafficking - a problem that was fuelled by the one-child policy as the traditional ...

Before we traveled to China to complete the adoption, I had already researched ... Recently, my son told me that one day, he’d like to be a pilot. Other disabled children in China’s orphanages ...

Huawei’s HarmonyOS Next now reportedly offers support for China’s e-CNY CBDC. The aim here is to drive widespread adoption of the digital currency. As one of China’s leading smartphone ...

HONG KONG – China will “actively” respond to population ageing with policies for its rapidly growing elderly and its young people, including providing childcare subsidies and making ...

China raised its retirement age for men to 63 years from 60, while for women in white collar work it was raised to 58 years from 55. For women in blue collar work it was increased to 55 from 50.

China to Adopt Policies for Aging Population, Try to Boost Birth Rates HONG KONG (Reuters) -China will "actively" respond to population aging with policies for its rapidly growing elderly and its ...

Huawei Technologies' home-grown mobile operating system, HarmonyOS, saw increased adoption throughout 2024 in mainland China, the world's largest smartphone market, as the Shenzhen-based company ...

HONG KONG (Reuters) -China will "actively" respond to population aging with policies for its rapidly growing elderly and its young people, including providing childcare subsidies and making preschool ...