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China Hints Japan To Be Invited to WWII Memorial Parade
Sino-Japan relations have long been poisoned by what China sees as Japan's failure to atone for its occupation of parts of the country during the war.
China Defends Island Building In South China Sea, Says Not Seeking New World Order
China's activity in territory claimed by several of its neighbors has caused considerable tension in the region.
Amazon Opens Storefront On Rival Alibaba's Tmall Website
Amazon's overseas operations have struggled to gain a foothold in the Chinese market, which is dominated by Alibaba.
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Controversial China Pollution Film, 'Under The Dome' Disappears From Video Sites
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MH370: Experts To Review Data For New Search Plan, If Missing Plane's Not Found By May
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What We Know About MH370: Malaysian Airlines Flight Timeline, Facts About Route Still Scarce A Year After Disappearance
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National Oreo Day 2015: Easy Recipes, Facts, History Of The Beloved Sandwich Cookie
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China Film Censorship Reform: Hollywood Stands To Benefit From Clearer Guidelines
A proposed plan will make film production in China less risky for both domestic and foreign filmmakers.
Chinese Tourists In Hong Kong: Stance Softened on Visitors, Chief Executive CY Leung Urges Ease On Restrictions
Restricting visitors from the mainland would hurt the economy, Hong Kong's leader warns.
Xiaomi Expects 2015 Sales Surge As China's Upstart Phonemaker Targets BRICs
The Chinese smartphone maker faces rising competition in key markets as it chases the 100 million-unit milestone.
Hong Kong Lawmakers Praise British Democracy Report, Maintain Need For Self-Reliance
Pro-democracy lawmakers hail British MPs as "honorable" after a report about China eroding Hong Kong's freedoms.
MH370 1-Year Anniversary: Chinese Families Of Victims Still Awaiting Approval For Commemoration In Beijing
"We have to do something for our relatives," one family member says almost a year after Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared.
Chinese Bidders Buy Islands In Greece, Canada and Fiji In Online Auction
The winning bidders will be taken to the islands for on-site inspections and for the completion of formalities to close the sale.
Chinese Police Shoot Dead 1 Suspect, Arrest Another, After 9 Injured In Guangzhou Station Knife Attack
A knife attack at Guangzhou train station left nine injured at a sensitive time in China's political calendar.
Punit Soni, Motorola Mobility's Former Products Head, To Help Flipkart Establish Valley Presence
More Valley technologists are heading to Asian companies, taking their careers, and their new employers, in bold new directions.
Prince William Receives Praise From Chinese For Condemning Elephant Poaching
China recently issued a one-year ban on the import of ivory, but activists say more is needed.
Swedish Diplomat Attracts Criticism For Tantrum In Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club
Sweden's top diplomat in Hong Kong has attracted criticism for his unruly behavior in an exclusive club in the city.
Russia’s Security Council Head Accuses US Of Plotting To Oust Putin, Promoting Extremism In Middle East
The head of Russia’s Security Council accused the U.S. of funding Russian opposition groups.
China Sets Reduced Economic Growth Target For 2015, As Government Seeks More Sustainable Development
The growth target is the lowest since 1990, and reflects the government's desire to transition the economy toward more sustainable development.
Google’s 2015 Nexus 6 (Or Nexus 5) Will Definitely Be Made By Huawei, Analyst Claims
The Chinese manufacturer is rumored to be making one of two Android flagships due later this year.
Tax Dodge: Apple, Pfizer Among Top Companies That Added Nearly $90B To Their Offshore Cash Hoards Through Tax Inversion In 2014
Ten U.S. companies were responsible for 56 percent of the money kept in offshore subsidiaries to avoid paying U.S. taxes on global profits.
Smog In Korea: Coal Power Plants, Not China, Are Major Culprits, Says Greenpeace
As much as 70 percent of particle-laden smog is generated within the country, the environmental group said in Seoul.
Apple Inc. iPhone Now Accounts For 25 Percent Of Smartphones Sold In China, Kantar Data Shows
Momentum behind th continues in China, driven by Apple's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
Chinese Tourists In Hong Kong: Lawmakers To Call For Restriction Of Visitors Following Protests
Hong Kong is attempting to cut the number of mainland Chinese who clear the shelves of local stores during daylong shopping trips.
Gay Marriage, Film Censorship And GMO Controls: China's Legislature Hears Calls From Delegates And The Public
As China's legislature prepares for meeting in Beijing, government advisers and citizens speak out on issues that concern them.
London Property Market Rife With Dirty Money: Transparency International
A new report found that 75 percent of London properties being investigated on corruption charges were owned by anonymous offshore entities.
China Continues To Ramp Up Defense Spending, To Hike Budget By 10% In 2015
The increase in expenditure comes at a time when China is faced with the prospect of deflation resulting from record-low economic growth.
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Climate Change: Europe Will Fail To Meet Ambitious 2050 Greenhouse Gas Emission Targets, Experts Say
Europe’s ambitious targets to curb carbon emissions and lessen climate change will require even more drastic changes.
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