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China's ambitious modernization efforts includes aircraft carriers and anti-satellite missiles.

Relatives of the passengers of the missing jet left for Madagascar to lobby for an extension and said they would take the search into their own hands if needed.

China urged the U.S. to “to cautiously, properly handle Taiwan issue to avoid unnecessary disturbance to Sino-US relations.”

President-elect Donald Trump also wished his Philippine counterpart Rodrigo Duterte “success” in his controversial war on drugs that led to at least 2,300 deaths since June 2016.

Ties between the two countries were severed in 1979.

Chargers that are not made for Apple devices are not safe, investigators say. Here's how to spot them and protect yourself.

Chef Peng Chang-Kuei first whipped up the famous dish for a member of the U.S. military decades ago.

Apple has allegedly begun cutting back on orders for the iPhone 7 as excitement over the smartphone fades.

Belgium produces almost 1,500 types of beer, which is brewed across the small country's villages, towns and cities.

Russia will finish 2016 with just 18 launches, behind the U.S.’s 20 rocket launches and China’s 19, according to the Moscow Times.

India’s new solar power plant in the southern town of Kamuthi has a capacity of 648 MW, surpassing the Topaz Solar Farm in California — which has a capacity of 550 MW.

The railway connecting with Turkmenistan could potentially boost Afghanistan's economy with easier transport access to oil-rich countries.

President-elect Donald Trump's latest suggestion regarding flag burning would violate of the First Amendment.

Chinese tech company LeEco had its major US launch last month, with most of its smartphones and TVS available via its LeMall website. Starting Dec. 1, you’ll be able to buy them from US-based retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy and Target.

Hosting the Olympics can be an expensive endeavor.

Berlin has moved to decrease the international flow of German weapons in recent years.

The new restrictions largely target coal, Pyongyang’s single-largest export item, and will cut the reclusive East Asian country’s earnings by at least $800 million.

The incident Saturday was the latest in a series of harassments as uncertainty mounts over whether the incoming administration will abide by the Iran nuclear agreement.

Huawei might be the third largest phone manufacturer in the world, but security concerns are stopping it from succeeding in the United States.

Galaxy S7 users have a second chance to test out Nougat before it releases.

In more recent years, Fidel Castro's view on the U.S. started to shift.