CHINA

A pair of rockets landed at Kabul's International Airport Saturday, highlighting ongoing security concerns.

"We're proposing a new rule that bans the sale of virtually all ivory across state lines," the U.S. president says in Kenya.

If the country can’t protect its spies, what right does it have to send them abroad?

U.S. President Barack Obama told African entrepreneurs in Kenya on Saturday they could help counter violent ideologies and drive growth in Africa, and said governments had to help by ensuring the rule of law was upheld and by tackling corruption.

China's Communist Party, obsessed with social stability, brooks no challenge to its rule. It has cracked down on cults, which have multiplied in recent years. Demonstrations have been put down with force and some sect leaders executed.

Malaysia last month circulated a draft resolution to form the tribunal. Russia last week proposed a rival text that demands justice for the victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, but does not establish a tribunal.

BG Group Plc on Friday confirmed that it has received final unconditional clearance from Brazilian competition authority CADE for its acquisition by bigger rival Royal Dutch Shell.

Upstart ride-hailing services are worsening traffic congestion in China's capital, the city's transportation agencies say.

U.S. stocks were following Asia and Europe into the red on Friday.

China's status as a global arms exporter is rising in South America.

The restriction was discovered during a limited trial of Samsung Pay in South Korea.

Japan this week called on China to halt construction of oil-and-gas exploration platforms in the East China Sea close to waters claimed by both nations.

The continuation of this summer's blockbuster movie that shattered box office records and became the third highest-grossing film in history is set for June 2018.

China's strides in manned space missions is aided by its commitment to unmanned space research.

"It is time for the Chinese side to play a more active role in reining in the North.”

A trio of mixed earnings results from blue-chip stocks send the index into the red for the year.

“We hope that you are aware by now that the 2008 Beijing Games did nothing to alleviate human rights abuses in China or enhance freedom."

Over 400 vehicles and 1,600 logs were seized during the raid conducted by Myanmar’s military, police and forestry department.

“We are not neutral when it comes to adhering to international law," Daniel Russel said.

China's media watchdog wants the country to produce more "positive and inspiring" TV programs.

Following last week's landmark agreement, China -- long an advocate for the Islamic nation -- will build two of its four planned nuclear plants.