China

Queen's comments came as British PM said Nigeria, Afghanistan possibly two most corrupt countries in the world

The queen was caught on camera making unguarded comments about a Chinese state visit last year

Cultural Revolution saw a decade of destruction nationwide as party-led class conflict devolved into social chaos

For CPEC to be game changer, realistic time period and efforts required

Tiens Group is celebrating its 21st anniversary by taking 2,500 of its employees to Madrid, Barcelona and Toledo

Religious minorities, particularly Muslim Uighurs and Buddhist Tibetans, chafe at strict government controls

Hong Hong's parents plead for funds for his surgery

Chinese court rules against Apple in a case it brought against a small maker of 'iPhone'-branded leather goods

Government stimulus measures, lower commodity prices and low unemployment will help drive regional expansion

Lowe and Bridges were swept away by a massive snow and ice avalanche on Shisha Pangma peak in China in October 1999

China has by far the world's biggest fish industry

Various territorial and historical disputes have soured bilateral relations in the past

Sartaj Aziz meets Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing

The country also plans to land the first probe ever on the dark side of the moon in 2018

China passed a controversial new law Thursday giving police wide-ranging powers over overseas charities

Firm interested in real estate; civic agency seeks investment in infrastructure

The measure provoked concerns that it gives police wide-ranging discretionary powers amid a crackdown on civil society

Pakistan, China launch JF-17B production at joint ceremony; jet to make maiden flight by the end of 2016

The company is at the forefront of a Chinese drive into the global halal market, exporting as far away as Saudi Arabia

He is survived by his son Harrison and former wife Ching Lee

Rashid Khan says India helped create interest in sport, but Pakistan also played a role

HK will lose investment and job opportunities if residents continue to seek independence

China blames unrest that has killed hundreds of people in its far western province of Xinjiang on Uyghur militants

Ties between China and Japan, world's second- and third-largest economies, have been plagued by territorial disputes

Congress is controlled by the ruling Communist Party, if the measure is put to a vote it is certain to be approved

Total auto sales in China reached 24.6 million last year, making it a crucial market for foreign manufacturers

The Chinese trawler was previously reported to have been fishing illegally in Argentine waters

China must also manage the Internet to promote the Communist Party's religious theories and policies

Top global brands will be fighting it out to electrify buyers at China's premier car show opening Monday in Beijing

Beijing tightens controls on civil society organisations and churches

15,000 people live within five kilometres of the blast site, close to drinking water and ecological protection areas

Initial blast recalled huge explosions caused by improper storage of chemicals in Tianjin last August

Chinese manufacturers and Internet giants in hot pursuit of their US counterparts in race to design driverless cars

Chinese want to orbit Mars, land, and deploy the rover in one mission

The blast recalled huge explosions caused in Tianjin last August, when at least 165 people were killed

The services are closed by Apple at the demand of China's media regulator

China's proportion of global exports rose to 13.8 percent last year from 12.3 percent in 2014

China has been moving to develop its space program for military, commercial and scientific purposes

China has promised to play a huge commercial role in helping rebuild Afghanistan

Since taking office Xi has sought to increase his authority over the People's Liberation Army

A February report added that Chinese weapons cheifly went to other Asian countries, with Pakistan the main recipient

China's cities often hit by heavy pollution, blamed on coal-burning by power stations, heavy industry and vehicle use

China is becoming one of the biggest mining investors in Greenland, agreeing a free trade deal with Iceland

Xu Shaoshi says there are weak risk controls to prevent corruption from happening

The farming estate includes 10 cattle stations, stretching across southern and western Australia, and Queensland

The man, a computer technician from Sichuan, worked for a government department which handled state secrets

The country's largest banking network will begin operations in Urumqi city of Xinjiang province

Key players gather in Brussels to try to push China to scale back overproduction

China calls for talks after Costa Rica's Recope decides to abandon $1.5 billion refinery upgrade project

Corruption cases involving $463,000 or more may incur death penalty in future