Japanese firms have shut factories in China and urged expatriate workers to stay indoors in the wake of angry protests over a territorial dispute.
Chinese leader-in-waiting Xi Jinping’s visit to the US next week could set the mood for the next decade that he is likely to serve as president.
Chinese forces have fired tear gas to break up a protest by Tibetans in the province of Sichuan, the latest flare-up of volatile unrest there.
The prosecutor for the International Criminal Court said he has evidence that Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, now on the run, had helped hire mercenaries.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao says he will make job creation a more urgent priority in the face of slowed economic growth and weakened exports.
A stream of warnings in state media has exposed how nervous Beijing is about microblogs and their potential to tear at the seams of party censorship.
China’s second-biggest train maker will recall 54 bullet trains used on the new showcase Beijing-Shanghai line for safety reasons.
China’s media are curbing combative reporting of a train disaster after what observers said were orders from the Communist Party’s propaganda arm.
China’s millions of rural workers will become a serious threat to stability unless they are better treated in their new urban homes.
Google has become a "political tool" vilifying the Chinese government, an official Beijing newspaper has said of Google’s hacking attack claims.
A prominent human rights lawyers in China remains missing three days after he called his wife to say he was led away by state security police.
Chinese police said prominent artist and rights activist Ai Weiwei is under investigation "for suspected economic crimes".
China told the United States on Wednesday that its first test-flight of a stealth fighter jet should not be seen as a threat.
North Korea said on Friday it would strike again at the South if a live-firing drill planned by Seoul on a disputed island went ahead.
China expressed concern on Thursday about South Korea’s planned joint military exercise with the United States.
China acknowledged on Tuesday it is the world’s biggest emitter of greenhouse gases, confirming what scientists have said for years.
The Nobel Peace Prize for Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo showed the West cannot stomach the idea of China’s rise, state media said on Monday.
The United States said UN climate talks were making less progress than hoped, with a rift over poorer nations’ emission goals.
The UN climate change chief urged governments on Monday to make real steps towards a new treaty to fight global warming.
China on Saturday demanded Japan apologise for holding a Chinese boat captain, showing few outward signs of softening in a dispute.
