China

Communist Party has dedicated more resources and attention to cleaning the country's polluted air, water and soil

The United States reported a $366-billion trade deficit with China in 2015, up from $343 billion in 2014

China's economy grew in the first three months at its slowest quarter-on-quarter rate

At least 45 Pakistanis were stranded in Tashekuergan after landslides blocked the Karakoram Highway

Even if South Asian states are enrolled in the club, India will be able to accrue much larger benefits

Production increases 2.9 percent

One of China's top military officers has visited some islands and reefs in the disputed South China Sea

New loans jumped to 1.37 trillion yuan in March, up sharply from 726.6 billion yuan in February

Carter's trip to the warship is the latest move by the United States in the hotly contested waters

Official data shows GDP grew 6.7 percent in the first quarter

Denounces it for police brutality and civil rights violations

High Mobility Artillery Rocket System was the star of a simulated assault exercise

Pu says he has received formal notification from the Beijing City Judicial Bureau

Sino-Russian rivalry back in spotlight, thanks to recent Chinese proposal for an anti-terror alliance in Central Asia

Gwadar port will see roughly one million tonnes of cargo going through it by 2017

It is the third such giant crime against banks in the country this year

Washington turns its focus to Asia, tries to counter China's growing assertiveness in the region

Chinese authorities last year declared 11 types of action "strictly prohibited" on flights and at terminals

The countries call each other "all-weather friends"

The Foreign Ministry has denounced accusations arising from the release of the so-called "Panama Papers" as groundless

We look at students of Shaolin Tagou Martial Arts School participating in a rehearsal at a stadium in Nanjing

Chinese foreign investment flows to BVI have multiplied since Mossack Fonseca opened on the mainland

The announcement comes as China fast-tracks plans to put more self-driving cars on its roads

In return, China will get a free trade zone in Pakistan's Gwadar port and access to the Arabian Sea

The summit, expected to be held in early September, will gather major world leaders together

Adviser says efforts underway to make it more favourable for Pakistan

A state-run newspaper lashed out Tuesday at the widespread adoption of foreign names in China

Pakistan’s consul general in China has arranged the road show on April 6 on behalf of the PSPC

At least eight current or former members of the ruling Communist Party's most powerful committee were implicated

Sources say Chinese action was in 'consultation' with Pakistan, which is not on the UN Committee

Jia's disappearance had attracted international concern from rights groups such as Amnesty International

The Chinese leader is expected to arrive for a two-day visit on Monday following an invitation from Czech President

Su Bin is charged with hacking schemes to steal plans for F-22 and F-35 fighter jets and C-17 transport aircraft

Bangkok's refugees currently hail from nearly 50 countries with Pakistanis making up the biggest block

Facebook CEO is in Beijing for a charm offensive in one of the few markets where the social network cannot be accessed

Twenty life-saving mobile units handed over to Sindh govt

The social media executive was in the capital ahead of an economic forum

Lagarde cited examples including the need for China to rebalance its economy

Outspoken billionaire made the remark during a televised debate on Thursday when asked about the student-led protests

North Korea's MRLS may be able to operate outside the range of similar US and South Korean weapons

KFC entered China in 1987, and now has just over 5,000 outlets in more than 1,100 locations across the country

China has come under fire from the US and its allies over its land reclamation activities in the South China Sea

US govt agency says ZTE used series of shell companies to illicitly re-export controlled items to sanctioned countries

The UN Security Council put in place its latest round of sanctions, drafted by China and the United States, last week

According to government investigation, death was due to a grave error by the maintenance company

Dorje Tsering died from cardiac arrest on Thursday after setting himself ablaze at a housing settlement in India

ASL Masks says it turned out more than 100,000 face coverings last year and aims to more than double that in 2016

The $146.67 billion figure is only around a quarter of the US Defense Department budget for 2016 of $573 billion

China's Zhang Ze beat Aqil Khan convincingly 6-4, 6-2 and 6-2 in opening match of Davis Cup Asia-Oceania Group I

The 16-year-old said from his hospital bed he had a "strong determination to do something for Tibet