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Manned Mars Mission ‘Plausible’ But Requires US-China Partnership, Report Finds

U.S. report makes the case for manned Mars mission, but says the effort will be an international collaboration.

China Accuses US Of 'Total Disregard Of Fact' In White House Statement About Tiananmen Square

China has issued a complaint against the White House's statement that supports the Tiananmen Square massacre protesters from 1989.

Hundreds Of New Species Discovered Over Last 2 Years In Mekong Region, WWF Says On World Environment Day

The report highlights 15 species out of the 367 newly discovered ones in the Greater Mekong region.

Alibaba Buys 50% Stake In China’s Guangzhou Evergrande Soccer Club

The move comes at a time when Alibaba and its partners are exploring ways to expand beyond the company’s core e-commerce business.

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S&P Ends At New Record On Strong Services Sector Growth Data

But trading volume continued to be light as investors took a wait-and-see approach ahead of the European Central Bank policy meeting on Thursday and the U.S. government's May nonfarm payrolls report on Friday.

What the Chinese Government Learned from Tiananmen Square

Twenty-five years after protests that threatened its existence, the Communist Party knew how to prevent another uprising.

Technicians maintain solar panels on a roof at a solar power plant in Wuhan, Hubei province

Chinese Solar Companies, Unfazed By 2012 Tariffs, Could Take a Hit From Latest Penalties

Chinese solar panel makers increased shipments to the U.S. last year despite import tariffs put in place in 2012.

World’s Oldest Pants Found In 3,000-Year-Old Chinese Grave Reveal Possible Origin Of Trousers

Could these be the world’s oldest pair of pants?

25 Years Later, The Tiananmen Student Protesters Continue Their Activism

Many of the protest leaders from Tiananmen Square are still fighting to be heard in China, but they are not succeeding.

Massive Hong Kong Vigil Pays Tribute To 1989 Tiananmen Square Protests [PHOTOS]

It has been 25 years since the Tiananmen Square massacre, but many in Hong Kong want to keep the memory alive.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Disappearance Turns Flight Tracking From Geeky To Mainstream

The ongoing missing-plane mystery has spawned a big surge in downloads of flight-tracking apps.

US China Solar Panel Wars Heat Up As US Sets New Import Duties

China's Commerce Ministry is "strongly dissatisfied."

Amazon And Other Online Firms Are About To Be Unleashed In India

New PM Modi is moving quickly to roll out economic reforms and the online marketplace looks to be first in line.

Coal Mine Accident In Chongqing In Southwestern China Kills 22 People, Injures 2

More than 100 people have been killed in mining accidents in China since the beginning of 2014.

Chinese State Media Calls For 'Severe Punishment' For Google, Apple, US Tech Firms

It is not clear what sparked this latest round of vitriol, or what information the U.S. firms are alleged to have stolen.

July Deadline For Iran Nuclear Deal Appears In Jeopardy: Envoys

The November agreement allowed for a six-month extension for a final deal to end sanctions on Iran and remove the threat of war.

How The Chinese Communist Party Turned Tiananmen Square To Its Advantage

The party's gamble that people would value prosperity more than freedom proved correct.

25 Years After 1989 Tiananmen Square Protests: For China's Young, Economic Concerns Overshadow Political Past

Twenty-five years after student protests rocked China and were bloodily suppressed, an economically ambitious generation prefers to look ahead.

Hog Market Stable Despite New PEDv Pig Virus Fears

The hog market has been remarkably stable in the face of a recent report that a deadly pig virus believed to have been brought to the U.S. from China is more dangerous than previously thought.

Uganda To Award Oil Exploration Licenses in 2015 After 8-Year Freeze

The African country plans to license more than a dozen oil exploration areas and attract major international oil companies.

Chinese Adviser Announces Plan to Cap CO2 Emissions After US Proposes Power Plant Rules

A senior Chinese adviser said the country could cap its CO2 emissions, one day after the US unveiled a proposed cut in gases from power plants.

WWDC And The iPhone 6: The Hottest Rumors And The Most Startling Mockups

A perennial guessing game for geeks: What will the next iPhone be like?

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Tizen OS: Samsung’s First Step To Branching Out On Its Own

Samsung announced its first smartphone powered by its Tizen operating system, which could indicate a move away from Android.

On 25th Anniversary Of Tiananmen Square Massacre, A Look At Where Student Leaders Are Now

On the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, a look at where those student leaders are now.

Tom Cruise's 'Edge Of Tomorrow' Falls Prey To 'Maleficent' At International Box Office

Despite an original premise and Tom Cruise's star power, "Edge of Tomorrow" debuted third in many international markets, behind "Maleficent" and "X-Men."