Ordos (at least the Kangabshi New Area) is frequently seen as a poster child for excessive Chinese infrastructure investment. Your trailer, however, seems to suggest that new residents are ...

Ordos New Town, also known as Kangbashi, would hold 1 million people and be known for its massive abstract architecture projects, residential towers, and state-of-the-art sports venues.

“Ordos,” the statue’s inscription proclaimed, to nobody in particular, “The Outstanding Tourism City of China.” It was almost too much to process… but as it would turn out, so far we ...

Ordos Kangbashi is — and always was — nothing more than a new city at a mid-point of development. By 2023, the fateful year when the project was initially slated to be completed, ...

The first barrel uranium extracted by the National No.1 Uranium Demonstration Project Photo: Screenshot of CNNC's social media China marked a major breakthrough in domestic uranium production on ...

A mining boom in Inner Mongolia led to a large-scale house building programme, but in Ordos the houses stand empty, a sign that China's housing bubble may have burst, says Peter Day.

Ordos: Boom town to ghost town. A wealthy coal-mining town in Inner Mongolia, designed to house one million people, remains nearly empty, five years after construction began.

SEOUL, July 11 (Yonhap) -- Eastar Jet Co. said Friday it will temporarily operate passenger flights to Ordos in China's Inner Mongolia region to meet growing summer travel demand. The South Korean ...

ORDOS, China By many measures, this resource-rich city in northern China is a fabulous success. It has huge reserves of coal and natural gas, a fast-growing economy and a property market so ...