CHINA

18-year-old Stephanie Fu says in Taiwan there's 'no sense of belonging to China'

The United States 4x400m mixed relay quartet celebrate their record-breaking gold

Nasdaq Inc. could be slowing down the approval of small Chinese companies to go public as they are not often favored by large institutional investors.

Many marchers were holding so-called 'Chinazi flags', a version of the Chinese flag where the yellow stars are in the shape of a swastika

Protesters supporting Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement marched in Sydney, Australia, as part of a global "anti-totalitarianism" day

Hong Kong is boiling with public anger over the erosion of its special freedoms under Beijing's rule

Graphic factfile on Indonesia's peatlands and forest fires.

Deadly road accidents are common in China, where traffic regulations are often flouted or go unenforced

China's Liang Rui led home a Chinese 1-2 in the women's 50 kilometres walk at the World Athletics Championships

Paintings of China's President Xi Jinping and founder of the People's Republic Mao Zedong adorn the Panjiayuan Antique Market in Beijing

Chinese scientists have unveiled a new "super camera" capable of pinpointing every face in crowds of thousands.

The building was designed by Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid, who died in 2016

Many at the rally said Beijing's refusal to grant democracy - coupled with the ongoing erosion of freedoms - had hardened their resolve

This is different from previous actions by Chinese boats and warships that have regularly passed through the Sibutu Straight near the Philippines under a veil of stealthiness with no notification to coastal authorities, a violation of international maritime law.

Dan Garrett said he was turned away after landing in Hong Kong

The e-commerce giant expects its customer base to keep growing at a 3% yearly rate over the next five years.

"The lessons of the Great Depression should not be forgotten," China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi told the UN General Assembly

The Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) report on oceans and the cryosphere warns of threats to the "cultural identity of Arctic inhabitants," especially indigenous peoples

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani (pictured September 26, 2019) has long emphasised that US-Iran talks cannot happen until Washington lifts sanctions and ends its policy of "maximum pressure" on Tehran

Members of the public queued to lay flowers outside Chirac's home in Paris

Conscious of China's ambitions with its Belt and Road programme, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker inked their accord on coordinating major projects connecting Europe and Asia