China Blocks Journalists Access to Some Websites

The Chairman of the International Olympic Committee Media Commission confirmed that some internet...
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Olympic flame at Great Wall

The Olympic torch is carried up one of China's most enduring monuments in a blanket of haze and...
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Olympics Fever

Athletes, sponsors and tourists pour into Beijing but smog and security make enduring themes as...
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Olympics '08: China Tightens Security

Security at the summer Olympics was visibly tighter on Tuesday and the lack of people on the...
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Olympics '08: Basketball Team Visits Great Wall

Members of the U.S. Men's basketball team visited the Great Wall of China on their day off. The...
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Olympic ticket scalping

While the Chinese government is vowing to clean up on ticket scalping, ticket sellers are visible...
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Ivory sale earns 1 million dollars

First officially sanctioned sale of ivory in Africa in nearly a decade has opened and earned one...
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Price tag for climate change

One China advocate is asking rich nations to donate 1 percentage worth of their GDP to developing...
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Versace takes China catwalk

Italian fashion house Versace put on its first fashion show in China Thursday. The fashion...
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Pandas Still Missing After Earthquake

Two pandas that live at the Wolong Reserve in the area of China hardest hit by the earthquake are...
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China Aftershock Destroys 71,000 Homes

The U.S. Geological Survey says the magnitude 5.8 aftershock is among the most powerful to hit...
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China eases quake lake threat

Jun. 4 - Chinese workers race against time to ease threat of the second largest quake lake...
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Dams threaten to burst in China

Jun. 7 - Dangerously swollen 'quake lakes', caused by earthquake-triggered landslides, are being...
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Downpours flood southwestern China

Jul 3 - Heavy rains continue to lash southwestern China, affecting thousands of people.
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China expects less tourists

July 16 - In the year of the Olympic flame, China is not expecting many tourists for the summer...
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Chefs shortage for Olympics?

Jul 16 - China has made great efforts to standardise menus for the Olympics but there are worries...
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China touts Olympic readiness

July 18 - Chinese Olympic host cities deliver same message - we are ready.
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Floods in China trap school kids

Jul 23 - Heavy rainstorms and resulting floods have killed at least six people in central China's...
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Race to rescue trapped miners

Jul 23 - More than two dozen people are still underground after a mine shaft flooded in the...
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China's Olympic air security

Jul 20 - China steps up airport security across the country as part of the country's massive...
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China bus explosions rock Kunming

Jul 21 - Deliberate bus explosions in China's southwestern city of Kunming in Yunnan province...
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Olympic "made-in-China" uniform

July 28 - Chinese tailors run their own race for the summer games - to get the U.S. team's...
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China pledges tighter security

Jul 29 - Security for the Beijing Olympics is to be stepped up after deadly bomb attacks on buses.
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Farmers face ruin after storm

Jul 29 - Typhoon Fung-wong weakens as it passes over China, leaving a trail of devastation in its...
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IOC probes China censorship claims

Jul 29 - The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is looking into reports of internet censorship...
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New American Embassy Opens in Beijing

Just days before the Olympics begin, the United States has opened a new embassy in China. It's the...
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Attack Rattles China Ahead of Olympics

China on guard for further attacks by Muslim militants after more than a dozen police officers are...
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Pres. Bush on China and the Olympics

President Bush says it's a mistake for China not to allow its people to freely express their...
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Bush faces China balancing act

President Bush faces a hurdle in Beijing, where he may be pressed to push on rights issues at the...
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U.S. Christians' 2nd Olympics demo

On the eve of the Beijing Olympic Games three American Christian activists are again dragged away...
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Tourists shrug off attacks

Beijing authorities have tightened already thick security after a bomb explosion in West China...
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11 dead in China attacks

Suspected Muslim separatists and suicide bombers have launched a dozen attacks in west China...
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Flesh-eating fish pedicure

After gaining popularity in China, Japan and Singapore - the fish pedicure has now taken off in...
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Earthquake hits southwest China

At least three people have been killed and 100 more injured after an earthquake hit southwest...
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Dazzling Olympics close

China closed the summer Olympic games with a dazzling display of fireworks shooting across the...
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Raw Video: 16 Killed in Chemical Plant Explosion

At least 16 people are dead after explosions ripped through a chemical plant in southwest China....
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Prosecutor: Ohio Mom Killed Baby in Microwave

Jurors have begun deliberating the fate of China Arnold, a young Ohio mother accused of killing...
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Rally against Taiwan's China policy

Tens of thousands of Taiwanese march in the streets of the capital Taipei to protest the...
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Deadly earthquake hits China

An earthquake in southwest China's Sichuan province has killed 22 people and injured...
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Deadly Landslide Buries Dozens in China

A landslide triggered by heavy rain killed at least 34 people in northern China, while an unknown...
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Flooding leaves thousands homeless

More bodies are pulled from China landslide while 200,000 are left homeless in Bangladesh...
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China bus crash kills all passengers

Fifty-one people have been killed in a bus crash in southwest China's Sichuan province. The...
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Raw Video: China Celebrates Moon Festival

People in Hong Kong and Beijing celebrated the mid-Autumn Festival on Sunday. The mid-Autumn...
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Nightclub fire kills dozens

At least 43 people have been killed and dozens injured after a fire broke out at a nightclub in...
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Typhoon ploughs into South China

Torrential rain left 5 dead as Typhoon Hagupit battered densely populated South China, already...
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Asia's double typhoon trouble

Two new typhoons have brought death and destruction to Asia - at least 32 have died in flooding...
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New horizons for blind orphans

A specialist orphanage for blind children in China offers its residents the chance of a...
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Dozens die in Central Asia quake

Most of the casualties were in Kyrgyzstan but strong quakes have also hit neighbouring China and...
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N.Korea off U.S. terror list

The U.S. announces it's taking North Korea off its terrorism blacklist in a bid to salvage talks...
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Thousands protest factory closing

Workers protest outside a bankrupt toy factory in south China as the global financial crisis hits...
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Jobs losses as China feels the pinch

Thousands of factory workers are suffering as factories across China's manufacturing hub of...
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Five hour jam after fishy accident

Thousands of live fish were spilled onto a main road in China after the truck they were in...
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Oil worker bodies arrive in Khartoum

The coffins of three Chinese workers kidnapped in Sudan are met by Chinese officials in...
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Rebel General Besieging Congo Wants Talks

The rebel general laying siege to Congo's eastern provincial capital of Goma wants direct talks...
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20 trapped miners feared dead

Rescue operations continue at a mine in China, where at least one miner has died and 20 are still...
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China tangerine sales go pear-shaped

China is facing a new food scare, this time it's their tangerines which have been hit by fruit...
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China-Taiwan direct ferry launched

Taiwanese visitors have arrived in China on the first direct ferry service between the...
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Preparing for G20

As Global leaders plan to push forward efforts his weekend to erect a firewall against future...
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Beyond the Group of Seven

A two day economic summit in Washington will include emerging nations like China, Brazil, and...
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China subway tunnel gives way

Three people are dead, at least 19 injured and 18 missing after the collapse of a subway tunnel...
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Hopes fade for China missing

Rescuers hold out little hope of finding alive the 14 people missing after a tunnel collapsed in...
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China economy slowdown

July 17 - China's economy slowed in the second quarter to 10.1 percent, a rate officials say...
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Disney Shanghai park

July 30 - Disney Shanghai park deal may give entertainment giant unrivaled China market access.
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Samsung dials in on China

Samsung, the world's No. 1 memory chip and LCD maker, is dialing in on China for further...
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Stocks up, focus on Olympics

Asian investors cheered a U.S. decision to keep rates steady, while all eyes on China economy...
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Lenovo Eyes Olympics Boost

How to sustain high profit growth in the slowing global PC business? Easy for Lenovo, sell...
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Stocks rise along with inflation

A rising U.S. dollar boosts Asian shares but rising inflation and weakening growth prospects...
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McD's cooks in China

The chain known for "Billions Served" is using its Beijing Olympic sponsorship to serve...
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BHP mines China gold

Top miner, BHP Billiton, is yielding gold from its China ties, with record profits and Olympic...
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Asia fears economic slowdown

Asia stocks fell sharply on Tuesday with investors worried about further signs of a global credit...
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Asia shares recover

Asian investors shook off worries about U.S. financial system stability, with commodity-linked...
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Investor gloom

Asian stocks fell on Thursday as investors worried about the weary state of the global...
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Rush for Olympic souvenirs

Thousands of tourists lined up in the hot sun to buy Olympic souvenirs as the games drew to an...
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China market firms on earnings

Beleaguered Chinese markets firmed ahead of a slate of company results, while much of Asia ran in...
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Oil up for 4rth straight session

Asia investors eyed rising oil prices and weak global economies on Thursday. Phone giant...
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Markets end week on high note

Asia stocks rose on Friday with exporters boosted by stronger than expected U.S. economic growth...
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China, India car sales slow

A sudden slowdown in Chinese and Indian car sales threatens to shrink the global market, meaning...
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Japan firm serves China gold bug

Gold has been a hot asset in the global commodities boom, and Japan's top bullion house is...
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Oil slips; Coke buys in China

Oil prices held below 110 dollars on Wednesday as the dollar neared a 10-1/2 month high, raising...
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Asia shares tumble

Stocks across Asia fell sharply on Friday with investors again worried about the outlook for the...
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Raw fear hits stocks

Asia stocks plunged on Thursday with investors spooked by the unravelling global credit...
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Asia awaits bailout plan

Asian investors remained cautious on Thursday as they await U.S. congressional approval of a $700...
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Interbank lending grinds to a halt

Despite cash injections from central banks around the world to boost liquidity, banks continue to...
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Asia latest to cut interest rates

South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan become the latest countries to interest rates. The move on...
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China confident can weather crisis

China is "fully confident and capable" it can overcome current economic difficulties, a top...
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Asia greets G7 weekend pledges

Asian markets started higher on Monday after officials pledged to help repair the world's broken...
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China exporters woe

China's furniture exporters face tough times amid global financial crisis. King Wood...
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China Q3 GDP slows to 9 percent.

China's economic growth rate slipped into single digits in the third quarter for the first time in...
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Unemployment fears rise in China

The global economic slowdown is resulting in many migrant workers losing their jobs in China's...
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China spends near $600 bln

The world's fourth largest economy, China, plans to spend nearly $600 billion to boost demand in...
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G20 agrees on financial action

In Brazil, finance ministers and central bank governors representing 90 percent of the world's...
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Global data adds to anxiety

A slew of negative readings from China, Japan and Britain compounded global recession...
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Stocks sink despite new loan aid

Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Citigroup all announced revised lending terms to help struggling...
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China keeps shining amid crisis

Despite a drop in retail figures, Chinese jewellers insist their trade is not threatened by the...
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Global Spam Operation Shut Down

The Federal Trade Commission says one of the largest spam operations in the world, a vast network...
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China astronuauts in final orbit

China's third manned spaced mission ascends 343 kilometres above the earth, entering its final...
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China's first walk in space

China has successfully completed its first spacewalk in an exercise that is seen as key to...
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India's first moon mission

India launched its first unmanned moon mission on Wednesday following in the footsteps of Asian...
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Milk powder poisons 432 babies

China says it believes 432 babies across the country have been made ill with kidney stones after...
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Tainted Baby Formula Kills 3 in China

Chinese officials say tainted milk formula in that country has killed three babies and sickened...
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Chinese Milk Ban Spreads, Animals Now Sick

The European Union has stopped importing baby food made with milk from China, as worries spread...
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China mums urged to breastfeed

China's contaminated milk products scandal, which have sickened thousands of children in China,...
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Tainted Milk Scandal Spreads to U.S. Candy

An industrial chemical blamed for sickening thousands of infants in China was found in candy in...
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Melamine-tainted eggs found in HK

Hong Kong found melamine in eggs from China. More tests will be carried out on meat,...
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China smoking costs mount

China, home to the world's most smokers, faces grim a public health outlook and soaring...
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The Forbidden Kingdom

While hunting down bootleg kung-fu DVDs in a Chinatown pawnshop, Jason makes an extraordinary...
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Kung Fu Panda Trailer 1

Jack Black is the voice of a great big panda living in ancient China, all wooly and lazy and...
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Movie Trailer - The Mummy 3: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor - HD

Explorer Rick O'Connell to combat the resurrected Han Emperor in an epic that races from the...
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Stone angers China over 'bad karma'

May 29 - The Hollywood actress Sharon Stone has sparked outrage in China by suggesting the recent...
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Carla Bruni welcomes Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama consecrates a new Buddhist temple in the south of France in the company of French...
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Olympic dragon unveiled

Jul 13 - Volunteers in China unfurl a 13,112 metre long 'Olympic Dragon' banner at the Great Wall.
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Raw Video: Iraqi Olympic Team Arrives in China

The Iraqi Olympic team has arrived in Beijing after controversy about whether its athletes would be...
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AP Olympic Minute

Here's the latest from the Beijing Olympic Games on Sunday, August 10th: 'Redeem team' beats...
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Chicago Takes 2016 Pitch to Beijing

Chicago mayor Richard Daley is in China where he talking to International Olympic Committee...
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Olympics '08: Chinese Men Take Gymnastics Gold

China has the Olympic title it has long craved and everyone else expected. The Chinese won the...
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Olympics '08: Big Day for China, Japan in Pool

Swimmers from Japan and China stole the show in the Water Cube Thursday, as American swimmer...
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China's gold medals

Hard work and hefty athletics funding are paying off for China as the nation currently leads in...
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Olympics '08: IOC on Legacy of Games

In his last Olympic news conference, International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge talks...
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