CHINA

Chinese customs officials say a recent crackdown on food smuggling has netted more than $480 million worth of illegally imported frozen meat — some of it from the 1970s.

Fitbit is among several wearables makers looking to tap into the growing enthusiasm for sports and fitness activities in India.

Radio Free Asia says several police and 15 attackers were killed during a clash in Kashgar in northwestern China.

Apple's next iPhone could come with Force Touch and a number of new features.

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection previously relied on information provided by Chinese banks as a way to cut off money sources.

China is the world's largest manufacturer of Confederate flags — but not everyone in the country has heard about the U.S. debate.

NSA and the British intelligence agency, GCHQ, reportedly tried to reverse-engineer the anti-virus products of several companies to get deeper network access and track users.

Scientists said they are unable to provide serious inputs on climate change policy due to funding and media restrictions placed by the government.

It is becoming mathematically harder and harder to avoid economic growth falling below 7 percent in the second quarter.

The United States and China began three days of cabinet-level meetings aimed at managing the highly complex relationship between the world's two biggest economies, a senior U.S. official said.

Beijing has put in place various policies and incentives encouraging startups to boost faltering rural economies.

New Chinese ships must be built with certain specifications that will allow them to be used for military purposes if necessary.

Social media data show many Chinese are just as opposed to the dog meat festival as those in the West.

Keratin, the material that makes up rhino horns, sells for more than cocaine and gold on the black market.

The movie has already become the highest ever global box office opener after it garnered more than $511 million in the opening weekend.

The beer festival was the latest in a string of mounting tensions in China between Han Chinese and Uighur Muslims.

Dog meat sales are falling after criticism at home and abroad against Yulin festival, with many dogs said to have been stolen.

Asian shares got the week off to a strong start and U.S. stock futures and the euro firmed on Monday.

The auctioning of Hitler’s paintings hasn’t been without controversy.

Iran's parliament OK'd a bill Sunday that would prevent foreign powers from accessing military sites or interviewing scientists.

At least 664,000 people were affected due to the rain in Hubei province while 527,000 people were affected in Hunan.