Yiwu

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  Over 1,300 Indian Students Received Chinese Visas After Two-Year Covid Wait

  “More than 1,300 Indian students have obtained visas to come to China, and nearly 300 businessmen in two batches took a chartered flight of China Airlines to Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province,” China's foreign ministry statement stated

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  Indian Man, Kidnapped In China While On Video Call With Wife, Released

  An Indian man, who went missing in central China during a business visit, has been traced and is expected to return to Mumbai today, his family members said.

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  First Direct London-China Freight Train Completes 12,000-Kilometre Run

  The first freight train to link China directly to the UK arrived in the eastern Chinese city of Yiwu Saturday after covering over 12,000-kilometres (7,500 miles), making it the second-longest route in the world.

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  China To London Train Now: 7,500 Miles In 18 Days

  China has begun its first freight train service to London from Yiwu, a famed wholesale market town in the eastern province of Zhejiang, the Xinhua news agency reported.

• China's Nobel Peace Laureate Sends Message From Jail

  Jailed Chinese Nobel peace laureate Liu Xiaobo has told an overseas friend that he is relatively healthy but wants the world to pay more attention to other Chinese activists in a message that was smuggled out of jail.

• China's lunar probe soft-lands on moon

  China's lunar probe Chang'e-3, with the country's first moon rover on board, successfully landed on the earth's satellite on Saturday.

• If he is free, then he should be with me: Wife of released Indian trader

  The two Indian traders from Mumbai who were trapped in a hotel near Yiwu in China are now in Shanghai. They were escorted by officers from the Indian consulate to Shanghai and Chinese security. However, speaking to NDTV, Jyoti Agarwal, wife of Shyam Sunder Agarwal, one of the traders, said she will only consider her husband free once he returns to ...

• Indian traders being moved from Yiwu to Shanghai; diplomatic crisis averted

  Two traders from Mumbai who were trapped in a hotel near Yiwu are being moved to safety, said External Affairs Minister SM Krishna this evening. The traders have been escorted by officers from the Indian consulate to Shanghai.

• Row over trapped traders: China asks India for 'objectivity and fairness'

  The safety of two traders from Mumbai who are trapped in a hotel near Shanghai is creating a diplomatic flashpoint for India and China. The traders cannot leave a hotel in Yiwu, a trading hub, because their lives are at risk. Waiting outside are angry locals who say the company the traders worked for owes them a million dollars.

• India asks traders to stay away from China's Yiwu trade hub

  The two Indians traders, who were virtually held captive by locals in China's Yiwu trade hub, have now been shifted to a hotel for "safety" reasons by the police, even as India issued an advisory asking its traders to "stay away" from the busy commodities trading centre.

• India asks traders to stay away from Yiwu trade hub

  India issued an advisory asking its traders to "stay away" from the busy commodity centre in China's Yiwu trade hub.