45 min ago | The Nation
EU, China to lose if trade war breaks out
The latest tit-for-tat EU-China trade disputes could signal worse to come but both sides have a lot to lose if things get out of hand and harm the much-needed economic growth they seek, analysts said.
1 hr ago | Fox News
Hon Hai Confirms Death of Two Employees in Zhengzhou, China
Two Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. workers have fallen to their deaths in Zhengzhou, China since late April, the company said on Monday.
5 hrs ago | South China Morning Post
China media baron Thomas Shao launches two cultural titles
Mainland publisher is about to launch two high-profile publications that will help to raise the quality of cultural issues in the city Mainland media baron Thomas Shao is determined to raise the standards of cultural media in Hong Kong.
10 hrs ago | Xinhuanet
Graffiti designed by two college graduates in China's Nanchang
Photo taken on May 19, 2013 shows a telegraph pole decorated with graffiti in Nanchang, capital of east China's Jiangxi Province.
14 hrs ago | Evening Sun
Chinese boat owner says NKoreans detained his crew
Unidentified North Koreans have seized a Chinese fishing boat and its 16 crew members and have demanded a ransom, Chinese state media and the boat owner say.
16 hrs ago | Xinhuanet
Bloomberg snooping scandal alerts China on data security
The recent snooping scandal involving global financial information and news provider Bloomberg LP has sounded an alarm for the Chinese financial industry and its heavy reliance on foreign data services.
20 hrs ago | Vallejo News
Woman: China police ask to ax White House petition Upset about plans...
But she said she discovered the site does not allow people to remove petitions so she was unable to comply.
22 hrs ago | BBC News
China Premier Li Keqiang in India
India has welcomed the Chinese premier's decision to make it his first foreign stop since taking office in March China's Premier Li Keqiang is travelling to India in the first stop of his maiden foreign trip since taking office.
A Palestinian hurls stones Friday at Israeli forces, not pictured, as tear gas fumes swirl in the background, during a protest against the expansion of the nearby Jewish settlement of Ofra outside the village of Deir Jarir near Ramallah, West Bank.
'First create Palestinian state, then peace'
First create a Palestinian state, and then make peace, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Friday in Washington, in a reversal of the conventional wisdom regarding what is needed to achieve an Israeli- Palestinian agreement.
Day spa for kids in The Maldives
A RELAXING day spa need not be a luxury reserved only for adults. The Maldives Hilton now offers spa treatments for kids and families.
China president takes charge of economic reform plans
Kenji Fujimoto was accepted into Kim Jong-il's inner circle during a 13-year stint serving North Korea's first family.
Dire manners and 'uncivilised behaviour' of tourists is harming China's image, admits VP Wang Yang
Hailing from one of the country's poorest provinces, Wang Yang lacks the revolutionary pedigree of the so-called "princeling" party leaders.
Google Maps leads abducted Chinese boy home to family 23 years later
Amy Li began her journalism career as a crime news reporter in Queens, New York, in 2004.
China arrests man over fake plane bomb threats
A Chinese aviation industry news website says a man has been arrested for allegedly making fake bomb threats against several domestic flights bound for Shanghai.
Taiwan thanks China for condemning PH over fisherman's death
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council responsible for relations with China Thursday urged Beijing to stay out of the row the island has with the Philippines over the shooting death of a Taiwanese fisherman by the Philippine coast guard in the South China Sea.
Beijing to Chinese tourists: Be polite
Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang has called on his nation's tourists to improve their behavior, stressing it was important to project a "good image of Chinese tourists," official state media outlet Xinhua reported .
KFC Loses Its Touch in China, Its Biggest Overseas Market
The company predicted the publicity fueling the revenue collapse would be "relatively short-lived," but bird flu fears aren't the only challenge facing Yum in its biggest overseas market.
33 dead, 12 missing in S China storms
Thirty-three people have died and 12 others were reported missing in the latest round of rain- and hailstorms that have swept south China, the country's civil affairs and disaster reduction authorities said Thursday.
Abbas, Morsi to advance Palestinian reconciliation
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday held talks in Cairo with Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi on efforts to achieve unity between Fatah and Hamas and resume peace talks with Israel.