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China Military Stresses Party Control In Face Of 'Liberal' Enemies

China's military said on Sunday it must be governed by the ruling Communist Party and not succumb to "liberal" voices who wish to challenge the party's control.

MERS Outbreak: Over 20,000 Foreign Travelers Cancel Plans To Visit South Korea

MERS has claimed five lives in the country, where 64 people have been diagnosed with the disease.

China Boat Death Toll Exceeds 400, Victims Mourned

Sunday marks seven days since the Eastern Star went down, and according to Chinese tradition this a key date on which to mourn the dead.

Hungary First European Country To Sign Up For China Silk Road Plan

China is helping fund and build a railway connecting Hungary and Serbia.

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Taiwan Coast Guard Launches New Ships As South China Sea Tensions Rise

Taiwan's coast guard on Saturday commissioned its biggest ships for duty in the form of two 3,000-ton patrol vessels, as the island boosts defenses amid concerns about China's growing footprint in the disputed South China Sea.

China Ship Disaster Death Toll Jumps, Company Says Sorry

The death toll from a Chinese cruise ship which capsized during a storm in the Yangtze River jumped to 396 on Saturday, leaving fewer than 50 still missing.

China Says US Calls For Tiananmen Accounting Are 'Unprovoked Accusations'

China criticized the United States on Friday for "unprovoked accusations" in calling on Beijing to account for the victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy protesters.

Asia Exam Cheating: Concerns About SAT Security After More Scores Withheld In China

Scores for students from several international schools in China have been withheld pending investigation, raising concerns about the security of the SAT testing process.

Death Toll From China Ship Disaster Reaches 331

The death toll from a Chinese cruise ship which capsized in the Yangtze River reached 331 Saturday, leaving around 100 still missing, as the boat operator apologized and said it would cooperate with investigations.

Federal Data Breach: Hack Came From China Says Former DHS Chief Michael Chertoff

Michael Chertoff, who served under George W. Bush, fears the data could be used to blackmail government workers with access to state secrets.

Russia's Armata T-14 Tank To Feature Ceramic Armor Plates, Report Says

Russia plans to integrate thousands of the new Armata T-14 tanks into its armed forces starting in 2020, according to reports.

China Cruise Ship Disaster: Death Toll Passes 100, More Than 300 Still Missing

Chinese officials admit there is no hope for any survivors of the capsized cruise ship in the Yangtze River.

Apple Inc. Is Facing An Uphill Battle With Apple Pay

Nearly two-thirds of retailers surveyed said they had no plans to support Apple Pay this year. Lack of customer demand is the primary reason.

Over 60 Migrants, Including Children, Found In Container In Harwich, UK Port

The group comprised of 53 adults, including two pregnant women, and 15 children, from Afghanistan, China, Vietnam and Russia.

Chinese Stock Market Hits 7-Year High Despite Bubble Warnings, Farmers Look To Cash In On Boom

A growing number of retail investors have brushed aside warnings of an impending bubble to fuel a boom in China's stock market.

China Obstructed Huge Money Laundering Investigation By Italy: Report

Despite finding evidence of billions being illegally transferred, Italian police found that attempts to engage Chinese authorities on the matter went nowhere.

Guangzhou Evergrande Sack Coach Cannavaro While Top Of The League, Bring In Scolari

The Chinese champions say the change fits their 'strategy,' which includes a 10,000-student academy with Real Madrid.

Philippines May Allow Japanese Planes To Use Its Bases Amid South China Sea Tensions

About $5 trillion of sea-borne trade passes annually through the South China Sea region.

Yangtze Cruise Ship Righted, As Authorities Confirm Death Toll Has Risen To 97, With Hundreds Still Missing

Authorities confirmed early Friday that 97 bodies have so far been recovered from the capsized cruise ship while hundreds remain unaccounted for.

Chinese Embassy In Washington Denies Role In US Cyberattack

A spokesperson for China's embassy in Washington said that jumping to conclusions about the attack was "not responsible, and counterproductive."

China's Pollution Crisis: Nearly Two-Thirds Of Underground Water Is Graded Unfit For Human Contact, Report Says

One-third of China's surface water was also graded unsuitable for direct human contact in a 2014 report released by the Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection.

US Suffers Massive Data Breach As Hackers Take Off With Information On Millions Of Federal Workers

Multiple U.S. officials are blaming China for the breach, which occurred in early May and could potentially affect every branch of the federal government.