China

The blast happened at a power plant in Dangyang in the central province of Hubei, says state television

The glass suspension bridge, known as "Brave Men's Bridge", is located in Shiniuzhai National Geological Park

Giant pandas, an endangered species, have seen their numbers hit by human encroachment in southwestern China

China's envoy reiterated stance that the bits of land were its territory and called for talks to resolve the dispute

'I hope UK will keep its door open to China and that the British government will continue to support Hinkley Point'

Analysts believe Xi will seek to extend term, stay on as party general secretary, the country's most powerful post

Mark Toner says there is a lot of work to be done to eradicate menace

China could play a key role in appeasing the Taliban

The activist sought to turn public opinion against the govt and attempted to overthrow socialist system, says court

Two executives used 31 accounts under other names to buy and sell stock index futures using high-frequency software

Pakistan, China, Afghanistan and Tajikistan join hands to ensure regional peace and security

Transit Elevated Bus, which accommodates up to 300 passengers, runs on electricity and has the top speed of 40-50kmph

Compan­y says it hasn't received a 'ration­al statem­ent' so far regard­ing ban

Armed forces of Pakistan, Afghanistan, China and Tajikistan will provide mutual support under QCCM platform

This number is more than double the number of people in the United States

The city with the fastest internet in China had a 5 Mbps average three years ago

China, the United States and Afghanistan are attempting to bring the Taliban to the negotiating table

The deal will give Uber a 20 per cent share in the combined firm

Insurgent group confirms visit to China as Kabul warms up to Beijing’s role

Qari Hamza, spokesman for 'Fidaye Mahaz' group, says Taliban leaders visited China from July 18 to July 22

They will set up manufacturing plants in M-3 Industrial Estate

India is worried about China's expanding reach through port investments in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Maldives

The milk is quite nutritious, containing all of the essential amino acids, plus carbohydrates and lipids

The gaming app landed Monday in Hong Kong, and saw residents more glued to their phones than ever

'Military barracks are restricted areas under Hong Kong law, no one is allowed to enter the restricted areas'

The sites were ordered to "rectify" their wrongdoing and slapped with administrative fines

More than half a million people in the hardest-hit provinces of Henan and Hebei displaced

A top Chinese official delivered concerns to US National Security Advisor Susan Rice on Monday

Controls have tightened considerably since President Xi Jinping took office in 2013

For optimising CPEC returns, Pakistan should develop a skill base grounded in science, technology

Though the protest was small, observers have expressed concern about its impact on Apple in the long term

The world's second-largest economy grew 6.7 per cent in the first half of the year

The aircraft is intended for fighting forest fires and performing marine rescues

China’s Demographics: Workforce may decline 23% by 2050 

Nearly 16 million people have been evacuated

China's economy grew 6.7 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier; slowest pace since the global crisis

Rights groups say the atheist ruling Communist Party seeks to restrict religious practice, especially for Muslims

China doesn’t want GPS data of millions of Chinese people in the hands of Google

'Is this migrant worker a real life 'Good Will Hunting?'

For some of us, tea makes the world go round, which is why China’s Dragon Well takes its work very seriously

China claims much of the South China Sea, through which more than $5 trillion of trade moves annually

By Thursday more than half a million had been forced to evacuate and around 8,300 homes destroyed

Says disputes over South China Sea should be peacefully resolved

China dismisses the case as ‘farce’, reaffirms sovereignty

Su Bin has been sentenced to over three years in prison and a fine of $10,000

Tianjin is China's first university to integrate such a course into its curriculum

Chinese ambassador to the United States gave a blunt assessment of what the ruling 'could mean'

Beijing insists that it has sovereignty over the South China Sea, defying an international tribunal ruling

Lawsuit lodged against China in 2013 after exhausting 17 years of negotiations, political and diplomatic avenues

Commentators say the 3 million square kilometres of water are a potential flashpoint for regional conflict