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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

The exact increase will be announced on Saturday at the opening of the NPC

Moody's downgrade comes just days before the National People's Congress is due to vote on China's 13th five year plan

Moody's said its rating committee had discussed China's status at a meeting on February 9

Ren Zhiqiang developed a huge audience -- he has 37 million followers on Sina Weibo alone

The attacker stabbed six boys and four girls outside the gate of an elementary school

Religious rights group China Aid said authorities forced Bao and Xing to dismiss their lawyers before the trial

China has jailed dozens of senior officials since President Xi Jinping launched sweeping campaign

China also plans to launch Shenzhou 11 spacecraft, which will carry two astronauts on board

Blackmores last year had the Australian stock market's highest share price, jumping 534.03 percent to Aus$217.98

The victim, surnamed Wang, had been one of 239 people on the fateful overnight flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing

Chinese president has told official news agency and state broadcaster to follow the Communist Party line

Last week China confirmed that it has 'weapons' on Woody Island in the disputed Paracels chain

In 2011 to 2015, China's arms imports fell 25 percent compared with the previous five year period

Country is tenth largest arms importer in the world, says new report

The ruling Communist Party has decided that Xiao Gang will be 'dismissed'

In recent years, censors in Beijing have moved to ban certain TV shows and movies from abroad from being shown online

Although China was a Communist state, it allowed a fair amount of space to the private sector

But unlike most other countries, mobile payment systems are already well-established in China

China ratchets up tensions even as US President Barack Obama urged restraint in the region

More than 60 million such children in China, largely in poor rural areas, face odd circumstances

US Senate backed a plan to name the plaza after Liu Xiaobo, jailed for 11 years in 2009 on subversion charges

Five-hundred-metre Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope, nestled in Guizhou province, will start operation this year

China argues that THAAD deployment will trigger an arms race in the region

The virus was detected in a 34-year-old man from Ganxian county in the eastern province of Jiangxi

India and US have ramped up military ties in recent years, holding naval exercises in the Indian Ocean that last year

He was declared dead on February 4 after a doctor decided his heart had stopped beating

The centre's source said the most valuable tip off could receive 100,000 yuan

The armed forces and interior ministry have sent hundreds of extra soldiers and police to Gwadar

Modi and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang agreed at a meeting in May to start annual visits between their militaries

China's constitution proclaims freedom of belief, but the atheist ruling Communist Party has kept a tight rein

Over the last several days, tens of thousands have been stranded at the city's trains stations due to weather

The launch could advance North Korea's long-range missile technology

Airlines said they would share the names of passengers who misbehave and ban them from any of their flights

China is crucial to foreign automakers as the world's largest market and a key source of revenue outside Europe and US

Case highlighted risks of foreign firms attempting to profit from rapidly growing demand for meat in China

Chen Man was handed suspended death sentence for killing man on southern island province Hainan in November 1994

Court has sentenced two men, Tudeng Gusang and Tsering Banjue, to death for murders of Akong and two other men

The agreement signals a step toward greater transportation links between the two political rivals

Exiles and many rights groups say the real cause of the unrest is heavy-handed Chinese policies, including curbs

The plant remains were retrieved from burial pits around the tomb of Liu Qi, the fourth emperor of the Han dynasty

Mo was employed as director of a Chinese conglomerate that runs a corn seed subsidiary