Michelle FlorCruz
Michelle FlorCruz
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Did UK Security Forces Push 'Jihadi John' To Extremism?
February 27 2015 10:59 PM EST
The former chief of MI6 denies that U.K. security forces had an influence in radicalizing individuals toward extremism.
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Cosby Has Right To Discredit Sexual Assault Claims: Lawyers
February 27 2015 8:45 PM EST
Bill Cosby's lawyers are seeking to dismiss a defamation lawsuit against the comedian by saying he is acting in self-defense.
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'We Will Hunt You Down,' Holder Tells 'Jihadi John'
February 27 2015 7:14 PM EST
Attorney General Eric Holder says sending U.S. troops to Syria to find 'Jihadi John' Mohammed Emwazi is not off the table.
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Afghanistan's President Invited To Address Congress
February 27 2015 4:30 PM EST
Washington is hoping to foster improved relations with Afghanistan's new president, Ashraf Ghani.
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China's US Tech Ban: Security Concern Or Market Manipulation?
February 26 2015 12:56 PM EST
China's government ban on U.S. tech companies is part of a long-running plan to wean off foreign tech services.
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What Xi Jinping's New Plan Means For China
February 25 2015 6:40 PM EST
China's president has packaged his policies as the "four comprehensives," meant to guide the country for years.
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Royal Family Challenges Abe's Revisionist Agenda
February 24 2015 4:39 PM EST
Recent comments made by the Imperial House contradict the view taken by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Mainland Chinese Pulling Away From Hong Kong
February 24 2015 12:12 PM EST
Mainland Chinese tourists are feeling less welcome in Hong Kong, where people are protesting against them.
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Another Territorial Dispute Is Bubbling In East Asia
February 23 2015 3:27 PM EST
Japan and South Korea are increasingly at loggerheads, and China is benefiting from it.
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China's Role In Myanmar's Tense Border Conflict
February 20 2015 6:04 PM EST
As internal turmoil continues, Myanmar has called on China for help.
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Gung Hay Say What?
February 20 2015 2:44 PM EST
Chinese New Year greetings were offered up by Western politicians, athletes and other public figures. Here's how they rank.
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Chinese New Year Fireworks And Air Pollution
February 19 2015 4:35 PM EST
China has restricted the sale of fireworks in an effort to clean up its air.
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'Sheepish' Sales For Chinese New Year Fireworks
February 19 2015 3:17 PM EST
A government effort to curb pollution has forced fireworks sales down, in line with the rest of manufacturing in China.
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Chinese New Year Traditions Go Digital
February 17 2015 3:57 PM EST
As China's population becomes more tech-centric, so do the country's traditions.
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China Built South China Sea Island In 10 Months
February 17 2015 12:52 PM EST
China's speedy 'land reclamation' project in the South China Sea is stirring concerns among its neighbors.
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UK To Rename Landmarks To Attract Chinese Tourists
February 16 2015 3:50 PM EST
The renaming exercise is expected to help double the amount Chinese tourists currently spend in the UK.
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Security Concerns Arise Over Chinese New Year Crowds
February 16 2015 11:59 AM EST
China is beefing up security in public areas ahead of the chaotic Spring Festival travel season.
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China And The Great Leap Backward From The Marriage Altar
February 13 2015 8:38 PM EST
Vast cultural changes and gender imbalances have China’s singles hesitant to take the plunge into marriage.
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Alibaba's Valentine's Day Promotion Supports Same-Sex Marriage In China
February 12 2015 1:56 PM EST
The e-commerce giant's support for same-sex couples in China could earn it a piece of a demographic with $470 billion in purchasing power.
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China Abandoning Malls For Online Shopping
February 09 2015 2:35 PM EST
China's shoppers are expected to spend $1 trillion online by 2019.
