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Chinese Envoy in Bizarre Diplomatic Flap With India Over Inaccurate Map

When an Indian journalist asked Zhang about the incorrect map, the Chinese envoy reportedly told him to “shut up.”

Hong Kong Toast of Wine World Amid Global Woes

Visitors examine wine Vinexpo Asia-Pacific held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

Hong Kong's wine imports have remained strong even as global economic uncertainty cuts demand for luxury goods, underscoring the city's credentials as a preeminent wine hub buoyed by strong demand from mainland Chinese buyers.

Hermes Raises Full-year Sales Goal

Models appear at the end of a presentation by French designer Christophe Lemaire for fashion house Hermes as part of their Spring/Summer 2012 fashion collection in Paris

French luxury group Hermes raised its full-year sales forecast on Friday after third-quarter growth beat its initial target, pulled by buoyant demand for the 174-year-old brand in Europe, the Americas and Asia.

Asian Shares Rise on Hopes Greece will Drop Referendum

Asian shares rallied more than 3 percent and the euro steadied Friday on hopes that Greece will abandon a proposed referendum on a European Union bailout, but investors remained cautious over a confidence vote scheduled for later in the Greek parliament.

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A series of illustrations by actress Lucy Liu entitled ''Seventy Two Series''.

Lucy Liu, from Charlie's Angel to inspired artist

Actress and film producer Lucy Liu is expanding her talents into the art world with a new book of illustrations that explores Kabbalah and meditation.

Afghanistan War: The Cost of War

The Iraq/Afghanistan Wars have been costly, but the United States' longer trend of spending too much on defense and not enough on public goods over two decades could end up costing the economy and the nation far more.

Kenya Airways Boeing B777-200ER plane is seen during a media tour at their maintenance hangar in Nairobi

Kenya Airways raises H1 profit ahead of cash call

Kenya Airways used fuel hedges to protect its bottom line from an escalation in direct costs in its first-half ended September, it said on Thursday, as it prepares to raise funds to finance its expansion.

Chinese firms abusing Zambian miners: rights group

Chinese mining companies in Zambia, Africa's biggest copper producer, are routinely flouting laws designed to protect workers' safety and the right to organise, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Thursday.

An oil rig prepares to drill in western Uganda, near the shores of Lake Albert

DRC sees new onshore oil bid round in 2012

The Democratic Republic of Congo could offer up to 10 blocks in a new onshore hydrocarbon bid round possibly launched next year, a senior government official said on Thursday.

South Africa's President Jacob Zuma gives a statement after meeting with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi at Gaddafi's Bab al-Aziziya residence in Tripoli April 10, 2011.

S.Africa signs multilateral tax evasion deal

South Africa on Thursday said it signed an agreement with 12 other countries to combat cross-border tax evasion.

Iran Warns U.S. Against Military Strikes As Fears Grow of Tehran’s Nuclear Ambitions

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) had confirmed what many in the west already assumed – that the Iranians are building nuclear weapons.

Attack Iran? Report Shows U.S. and UK Working on a War Plan

A new report by the Daily Mail indicates that the United States and Britain are working together to draft a plan to attack Iran as evidence of new nuclear weapons capabilities in the Middle Eastern country arises.

Chinese Mines Rebuked for Zambian Violations

Abuse of Zambian workers is widespread in mines owned by Chinese companies, according to a new report from Human Rights Watch.

Eldorado Gold's 3Q Jumps Nearly 50%

The third-quarter profit of Eldorado Gold Corp., which operates in Turkey, China and Brazil, jumped nearly 50 percent on higher prices and record high quarterly production.

SAIL Q2 Profit Falls: Blames Rising Costs, Strong Dollar

Steel Authority of India (SAIL), the country's largest domestic steel producer, blamed a halving of quarterly profit on rising costs and a strong dollar on Thursday.

Russia and China Bribe Most, But Corruption is Worldwide

Russian companies are the most likely to engage in bribery when conducting international deals, followed closely by China, according to the 2011 Bribe Payers Index from Transparency International.

Ice-Breaking Moment: Miss World 2011 Contestants Party Hard Ahead of Pageant (PHOTOS)

Ahead of world’s one of the most sought after beauty pageants, Miss World 2011 contestants seemed to break away from the mounting pressures of various contests, as they partied hard on Wednesday evening.

China's President Hu Jintao waves beside France's President Sarkozy as they at the G20 venue where world leaders gather in Cannes

Analysis: Beijing Risks Public Backlash if it Rescues Europe

China's people have a clear message for their government -- don't even think of saving Europe.

Miss World 2011 Contestants Perform at a Charity Dinner Gala (PHOTOS)

Miss World contestants from a number of participating countries showed off their talent as they performed at a charity dinner gala on Nov. 2 in London.

China Successful in its First Space Docking Test

China successfully carried out its first docking exercise on Thursday between two unmanned spacecraft.

Miss World 2011: Top 20 Model Semi-Finalists, Beauty With a Purpose [PHOTOS]

G-20 Cannes - U.S., Europe Seek GDP Growth, but May Settle for Greek Solvency

The leaders of the world's major economies will meet in Cannes, France starting Thursday to discuss matters critical to commerce, international trade, and the global economy. That means the discussion will be dominated by Greece.

Obama Tops 2011 Forbes' Most Powerful People List

Forbes released its list of the 70 most powerful people in the world, with the leaders of the U.S., Russia and China topping the list.

AFM kicks off with 415 films and more buyers

This year's American Film Market kicks off in Santa Monica Wednesday with 10 percent more buyers than last year and 415 films up for grabs.

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain is surrounded by police and reporters as he departs following remarks to legislators in the Congressional Health Care Caucus on Capitol Hill

Cain says foes trying to destroy me

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain said on Wednesday that his opponents are trying to destroy me over allegations of sexual harassment that have rocked his 2012 bid.