Many Chinese travelers are canceling trips to Malaysia as investigators search for Flight MH370.
Forty-six years ago, in violation of international law and UN resolutions, Great Britain seized the Chagos Archipelago from Mauritius.
Millions of dollars will be shelled out to the relatives of Flight 370's victims, but how much each family will receive will vary greatly.
Arvind Kejriwal of the Aam Aadmi Party said he will contest a parliamentary seat in Varanasi against Narendra Modi.
China's strategic response to the Flight 370 search has boosted national confidence in exerting power in the South China Sea.
The dictator reportedly is making all North Koreans adopt the same hairstyle he wears.
However, any unified opposition to Beijing is unlikely, experts say, as most countries in the region depend on China for trade.
Equipment from the U.S., which can help in locating the plane’s black box, arrived in Australia on Wednesday.
Li Wufeng was part of the country's propaganda system for 24 years before becoming Director General of the State Council Information Office.
Some analysts believe recent data weakness warrants a policy response. But a short-term boost would come at a cost. Here's why.
China allowed the relatives of passengers of Flight 370 to protest in front of the Malaysian embassy in Beijing.
French winemakers currently supply 10 percent of China's total consumption, but they want to grow that number.
Emerging market stocks represent startling good value for those willing to brave geopolitical risk, according to a New York investment bank.
The garment industry is crucial to Bangladesh’s economic survival: the sector employs roughly 4 million people, about 90% of them women.
Hundreds of people rushed to withdraw money from branches of two small Chinese banks amid rumors of insolvency.
While beer markets in the U.S. lag, brewers in another region are about to thrive.
Unfortunately, Thailand's political mess has taken a turn for the worse.
President Obama also met with China’s President Xi Jinping in an attempt to further pressurize Russia with economic sanctions.
A new U.S. study casts doubt on the usefulness of electronic cigarettes as a quit-smoking tool.
Taiwanese students have stormed the capital over a trade agreement with Beijing that they fear will marginalize them economically and politically.
“NetEase,” a Chinese company best known for Internet games, is now shipping pork to customers.
The data demonstrates that the world is still spending a considerable portion of public funds on defense.
