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The militants are still believed to be holed up inside the police station on the Indian side of the border in Kashmir.

Rising prosperity in their homeland and a relaxed one-child policy are among reasons cited for changing immigration patterns.

Rival makers of handsets eye the subcontinent market as the Chinese company soft-launches its online store there.

Diecai Mountain, also known as the Folded Brocade Hill, is a popular site among tourists.

An undercover tiger-breeding ring was uncovered after a cub jumped to its death from the top of a high-rise building in China.

Delegates from the two Asian nations are meeting in Tokyo ahead of trilateral talks involving South Korea.

A report, released by the Environmental Investigation Agency, alleges that endangered wild animals are being sold openly in parts of Laos.

China has employed diplomacy, and more unorthodox measures, to secure the return of fugitives who have fled abroad.

The company is shuttering a research and development facility, its last outpost in China, after it sold its other operations to Alibaba group.

China, the world’s second-largest oil consumer, has been stockpiling cheap crude for months. That’s over, for now.

Beijing joins global efforts to help an island nation in the Pacific recover from a storm that devastated most of its infrastructure.

The subcontinent's online shopping startups are seeking huge valuations as they raise billions of dollars.

The solar-powered plane took off from the Indian city of Ahmedabad on Wednesday after being delayed by bad weather and paperwork.

Property prices in 70 Chinese cities fell last month at their fastest rate since national surveys began four years ago.

Microsoft needs more people to use its Windows smartphones and the company is partnering with Xiaomi to test interest.

The film studio managed to earn a profit in its fiscal third quarter despite devastation caused by a data-security breach.

The Southeast Asian carrier is in talks to buy a stake in a company that wants to expand service to China.

Iranian officials say the majority of technical issues have been resolved, a change from Western diplomats' expectations of a long debate earlier today.

China's government says it will audit the overseas assets of over 100 major state firms, worth an estimated $690 billion.

As wireless personal technology improves, capturing health and fitness data using smart wearables is on the rise.

Delegates from Tehran were more optimistic than Western counterparts about negotiations aimed at limiting Iran's uranium use.