China

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

Automakers have been trying to diversify their source of the materials to ease dependence on China

The China Hui Culture Park boasts buildings that resemble the Taj Mahal and Istanbul's Blue Mosque

The Rhyzodiastes (Temoana) xii was identified in China's southern island province of Hainan by Cheng-Bin Wang

Disney opened the massive Shanghai theme park to the public in mid-June

Forces more than 15,000 people to flee their homes as part of the island saw its strongest winds in over a century

Super Typhoon Nepartak brought chaos to Taiwan Friday, forcing more than 15,000 people to flee their homes

Wei died at the age of 21, and the outcry his case provoked has thrown a spotlight on hundreds of hospitals

The G20 nations, which account for 85 percent of global trade, admitted that protectionism has been rising

By 2050, Asia will account for over half the world's GDP, almost double that of 2011, according to the ADB

Discusses ways to strengthen investment, coordinate global strategies to spur activity

Global trade is expected to grow at a tepid 2.8 percent in 2016, the World Trade Organization (WTO) said in April

Philippines filed in 2013 a legal challenge contesting China's claims to nearly all of the strategically vital sea

China is North Korea's largest trading partner and has been its key diplomatic protector for decades

Zhao Wei 24, an assistant for the prominent detained lawyer Li Heping, was detained last July

Meets ISSI Director-General Masood Khan

More than a million people were forced to evacuate their homes and relocate, says state news agency Xinhua

China has been angered by US patrols in the South China Sea, will be holding military drills in the waters there

Jin Zhongqi was found dead a week after he allegedly killed two people at a bus stop on a Beijing street

'My first thought [after Brexit] was that the Harrods Summer Sale kicks off tomorrow' a gleeful Chinese ‘leaver’ said

The telescope is the size of 30 football fields and has been hewed out of a mountain in Guizhou

The long-distance coach was carrying 30 people from northern Hebei province to the northeastern city of Shenyang

The four-member delegation visited the region between June 26 and 28 at the request of the Chinese government

The landslide buried 30 people in the province of Guizhou; 13 were pulled out of rubble

The Brave Wind missile flew about 75 kilometres before plunging into waters off Penghu

Xie Yie was allegedly stealing ATM information from a bank in Badar Commercial

Competition to begin on July 7 in Taichung, Chinese Taipei

Wants to invest in steel, energy, cement sectors; start joint ventures

Chinese authorities requested Islamabad to send delegation

The ARJ21 will ferry flyers on the Chengdu-Shanghai route three times a week, he added.

USITC says imports of corrosion-resistant steel from China and four other countries harming US producers

Says it is important to strengthen confidence, prevent the spread of panic and maintain stability in capital markets

With a history dating back to over 3000 years there aren’t many countries that have as distinct a culture as China

The yuan hit an intraday low of 6.6402 per dollar in early trade, down 0.2 per cent from Friday's close

Li made the remarks during a speech at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in the northern city of Tianjin

A total of 56 people were on board the bus which crashed in Hunan province

Suggests quarantine deals for export of meat, agri-products

Despite Modi's attempts to convince Xi Jinping to support India's membership, Beijing stood firm in opposition

So far 98 people have been confirmed dead in the storm and 846 hospitalised with injuries

India already enjoys most of the benefits of membership under a 2008 exemption to NSG rules

The Beijing Foreign Studies University plans to admit 20 students in its Urdu department this year

Parents of pupils at elementary school have protested, saying their children suffer from nose bleeds and allergies