CHINA

India's new leader focused mainly on the economy during his campaign. But his relationship with foreign countries may be equally consequential.

As anti-Chinese violence continues in Vietnam, China's state-backed media warns of "non-peaceful" measures.

In the wake of recent anti-China riots, the planning minister calls for protection for foreign investors.

The losses that started Thursday are the start of a trip south for stock investors.

China has demanded that Vietnam take steps to ensure the safety of Chinese people and businesses.

The dispute over an oil rig in the South China Sea -- and subsequent Vietnamese protests -- provide a chilling glimpse into East Asia's future.

Anti-China riots in Vietnam could have a wider affect on foreign manufacturers in the country.

It's not known if Iran has complied on providing information about detonators that can be used for bombs.

Tapping Siberia's natural gas promises a win for both sides.

China's netizens respond to anti-Chinese rioting in Vietnam after a violent standoff in the South China Sea.

Often ahead of its Western counterparts in investment, China is moving from natural resources into manufacturing and services.

Manila said Beijing was taking "destabilizing" actions after it claimed China developed Mabini Reef.

In a village about 150 miles from Borno state, residents decided to take action after learning of an imminent Boko Haram attack.

Protests against a Chinese oil rig in the South China Sea, which began Tuesday, continued at industrial parks in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.

China's anti-corruption probes are going after foreign companies that are marking up prices.

Tuesday's deadly mine explosion in Turkey highlights the dangers in the coal industry.

When President Putin visits Beijing next week, China and Russia are expected to cement their energy alliance with a new deal.

For the first time, world leaders are meeting this week to consider banning “killer robots.”

Microsoft will offer the Xbox One without the Kinect for $399 starting June 9.

Lakhdar Brahimi is the second UN envoy in two years to call it quits. That makes a negotiated solution in Syria all the more unlikely.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was forced to take refuge in a shop in Soma as furious relatives besieged him.