China

China's Ambassador says his country is growing frustrated in trade talks because of conflicting signals

Yuan has fallen more than 8% against dollar since end of April 2018

As escalating trade frictions and higher borrowing costs threatened to knock global growth

IMF had warned this week that the US-China trade confrontation would hobble global economic growth

Beijing is accused of rights abuses in Xinjiang, torture of Uighur detainees and tight controls on their religion

Him and Xi Jinping plan to meet at the G20 summit in Argentina in late November

JWP leader Gohram urges China to invest in social development

HBL President and CEO Muhammad Aurangzeb hosted People’s Bank of China Currency Policy Committee

Will evaluate joint development of highly automated driving functions

Species including reptiles, amphibians and fish can reproduce with just a single parent

Says Islamabad, Beijing are open to third party in corridor project

Envoy says skills programme in province soon

Hopes Washington would stop finding excuses for its unilateralism and trade protectionism

FCCI president insists orders can be doubled if govt resolves liquidity problem

Beijing denies it is systematically violating rights of Xinjiang’s Muslims

Wing Loong II can carry 480kgs of ordinance and has a flight endurance of 20 hours

Beijing conducted a secretive investigation into the former Chinese head of Interpol

Meng is the latest high-profile Chinese citizen to disappear

Beijing remains silent over the mysterious disappearance of Meng Hongwei, who was last seen leaving for China

Total US trade gap widens 6.4% over July to $53.2 billion

Reports say he was detained for questioning on arrival in his homeland

The government has done all it can to dodge the bullet of the IMF

Meng was last seen leaving for China from Interpol's headquarters in Lyon, southeast France in late September

Chinese government is providing more scholarships to Pakistani students than students of other Asian countries

Mike Pence accuses Beijing of using range of tools to interfere in US politics

Bloomberg claims a unit of People's Liberation Army are manipulating with US computers to steal technology secrets

In a campaign to steal data from their clients

China's foreign ministry criticised US for suggesting that Beijing was behind the cancellation of security talks

India is the world's biggest arms importer and is undergoing a $100-billion upgrade of its ageing hardware

Washington last week enacted new tariffs against China covering another $200 billion of its imports

The details of the provisional agreement have not been made public by either side

Economic losses caused by drought in China will rocket to tens of billions of dollars per year

He will also travel to Japan, South Korea and China from Oct 6-8

With US tariffs now on $250b of Chinese goods, relations with Beijing have deteriorated

St Fulin Group CPO says training will help meet increasing demand for labour force

Sheikh Rashid announces investment may further be slashed to $4.2 billion

A breakdown in the relationship between the two countries would affect about 40 per cent of the global economy

China and Russia denounced the use of 'blackmail' Friday in thinly-veiled rebukes of President Donald Trump

Foreign minister says PM Modi reluctant to engage with Pakistan for gaining political mileage in upcoming polls

United States imposes $200 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods and alleges that China is interfering in US elections

UN to set up a body to prepare evidence of human rights abuses in Myanmar

Trump heaped praise on North Korea's Kim Jong Un as one of the world's most repressive leaders

Trump said China wanted him to suffer an electoral setback as payback for his hard line over trade

US B-52 bombers have recently conducted transit operations in the South China Sea and East China Sea

'I decided that you have to use the law to prove what you said happened'

Plight of Muslim Uighur spouses of Pakistani traders in China is deeply troubling

North Korea counts on China as its main economic and political backer

Beijing did not want Republican Party to do well because of trade stance, says US president

Beijing faces outcry from activists over mass detentions of Muslim Uighur minority

Catholics in China are divided between government-run association and unofficial church swearing allegiance to Vatican