CHINA

A survey found more than 520 construction projects have appropriated farmland without proper compensation.

Could Russian engines used in U.S. Air Force rockets pose a national security risk for the United States?

The Chinese yuan is ready to secure a larger spotlight on the world’s currency stage.

Reports that Beijing would move some central government agencies to a city two and a half hours away have been denied.

Court records and secret offshore files reveal Chinese firm’s links to Italian criminal probe and figures with possible ties to Sicilian Mafia.

The large objects that Australian officials said were spotted by satellite four days ago are the most promising find in days as searchers scour a vast area.

More details emerge about Perenna Kei, the world's youngest billionaire and secretive Hong Kong resident.

While American arms companies show a decline in sales while Russian rivals are expanding, one U.S. company is still the top global weapons maker.

What Crimea conflict? Chinese and Japanese Internet users focus on something other than war after Poklonskaya is appointed made attorney general.

The company - the world’s largest mobile carrier - became more familiar to Western investors recently, after it made a deal with Apple.

The currencies of Zambia, Ghana and Nigeria are at record lows thanks to two key factors. Here's the lowdown.

Under the category of "you can't make this stuff up," China's largest online travel agency now offers a new insurance for tourists.

Obama needs to re-read his own words and start acting on them.

The Alibaba Group is currently preparing to get listed in New York and is anticipated to raise as much as $200 billion.

As another Chinese property developer faces collapse, several large scale construction projects will be left unfinished.

The insect had wings with parallel dark lines that likely produced a tongue-like design to hide its abdomen.

The Vienna meeting addressed Iran's Arak nuclear reactor and the question of lifting economic sanctions on Tehran.

It has been a rocky past few months for the Chinese steel industry.

A man in China bought a Tibetan mastiff puppy for 12 million yuan, or almost $2 million.

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has set his eyes on a good-sized sector, though the company is only just starting to build inroads.

As tensions rise in Crimea, observers raise concerns about the Russian sanctions affecting the space program.