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China Prods Pakistan To Crack Down On Uighur Separatist Militants

The militants in question belong to The East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM), a militant group that is fighting to free the Muslim-dominated Xinjiang province from Chinese rule.

China Emerges As Smart-Grid Powerhouse

With a massive smart grid build-out, Beijing hopes to turn its grid into a competitive advantage.

Yuan slips against dollar as pact with Japan set to start

The value of the monetary unit of China dropped against the world's reserve currency on Tuesday

Apple Without Steve Jobs: 9 Things CEO Tim Cook Is Doing To Move Forward

It was strange not to see Steve Jobs fill one of the iconic red executive chairs at the D10 Conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif., hosted by All Things Digital's Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, but current Apple CEO Tim Cook did his best to fill the massive vacancy left by Jobs with some heartwarming stories about Steve, his life at Apple, and some encouraging signs that the world's most valuable technology company is moving in the right direction.

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Zhang Ziyi Scandal Alleging Prostitution With Bo Xilai Is False, Says ?Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon? Actress

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon actress Zhang Ziyi, who is the center of a prostitution scandal involving high-profile Chinese men including Bo Xilai for millions of dollars, denied the allegations smeared in Chinese media, adding she will sue for the false claims.

Beating Death Sparks Another Worker Riot In China

Another worker riot has flared up in Eastern China, fed by anger and frustration against the government.

Research in Motion Struggles; Shares Drop

Paradigm Shift: As RIM, Nokia Plunge Could Windows 8 Be Too Late To Save Them?

Shares of smartphone manufacturers Research in Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM) and Nokia (NYS: NOK) swooned this week on fears of mounting losses and dwindling share.

Pakistan's Short Range Ballistic Missile Hatf III

Pakistan Test Fires Nuclear-Capable Hatf-VIII Cruise Missile

Pakistan Thursday test fired a medium range cruise missile capable of delivering nuclear and conventional warheads within a range of 350 kilometers.

Hundreds Of Tibetans Detained In Lhasa; Tibetan Mother Sets Herself Ablaze, Dies

Chinese security officials have detained hundreds of Tibetans in Lhasa following multiple self-immolation protests against the Chinese control over Tibet, a US-based broadcaster has reported.

Japan's Industrial Revival Slows, Threatening Recovery

Japanese industrial output rose in April at a slower pace than expected, in a discouraging sign that China's slowing economy and Europe's sovereign debt crisis will weigh on Japan's recovery.

Mike Daisey Was A Victim Of 'Media Sacking,' Says Charleston City Paper

Local reporter suggests that Daisey is responsible for the New York Times investigation of factory conditions at Foxconn.

Panetta, Off To Asia To Expand U.S. Military Relations, Faces Tough Scrutiny

Can you really protect your allies while still cutting the military? That's the conundrum the U.S. is now facing, even as it talks about pivoting back to Asia and returning in force to the Western Pacific.

Industrial Commodities, Stocks Drop; Gold Posts Surprise Gain

Crude oil prices slid more than 3 percent Wednesday on fears of a slowdown in global economic growth. U.S. stocks also closed lower, with major indexes all down more than 1 percent and yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury sank to a record 1.64 percent.

Graduates of Dalian University of Technology In China Under Fire For Burning Building Graduation Celebration Photo

Students at Dalian University of Technology in China are under fire - literally -- with school officials after a graduation photo of a group throwing their hats up in the air with a building burning as the backdrop went viral online. The graduates are seen in the photo unfazed by the dormitory which appears to be engulfed in a plume of smoke in the background while wearing their gowns and throwing their caps in the air.

U.S. Looks For Russian Support In Syria

Treasury Undersecretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence David Cohen said in Washington on Wednesday that he will travel to Moscow in the very near future.

China Stimulus: What You Need To Know

With dark clouds gathering over China's economy, Beijing is feeling greater pressure to introduce stimulus measures to support growth.

For Israel, The Times Are 'A-Changin''

The Middle East situation is purely theoretical to the other nations on our planet, but not to Israeli Jews.

Russia?s Arms Deals With Syria: A Timeline

A history of the Russia-Syria military relationship, starting with the 1973 Arab-Israeli War.

Hollywood star Pitt carries adopted son Maddox as Jolie carries adopted daughter Zahara during their stroll outside their hotel in Mumbai

Adopting From Africa: The Complicated Truth Behind A Celebrity Fad

Several western celebrities have adopted a child from Africa, and a new report from the African Child Policy Forum shows that many other hopeful parents are following suit. But the inter-country adoption process is rife with complications, and the ACPF explains exactly why it is in need of reform

Industrial Commodities, Stocks Plunge On Global Slowdown Fears

Industrial commodities and global stocks fell sharply Wednesday as evidence mounted that the global economy's highfliers are dangerously close to stall speed. Yields on 10-year Treasuries tumbled to a record low 1.64 percent.

?Diablo 3? Release Date Still Pending For China, ?Big Pineapple? Used As Codename For Sales [REPORT]

?Diablo 3? has yet to see a release date in China, and fans are using names such as ?America?s Big Pineapple? to search for the game online, according to Reuters. The country?s leading e-commerce platform has shut down sales at the government's request due to pending approval from Chinese authorities.

China Invests Heavily In Clean Energy - But Is It Too Little, Too Late?

The Chinese government says it will allocate the equivalent of $27 billion to renewable energy and energy efficiency programs in 2012, but the battle against the deterioration of China's environment will be a long and tough one.

No Massive China Economic Stimulus, Xinhua Says, Markets Slip

China will not see any major government stimulus in the near future, a report published by the state-run media agency Xinhua said Wednesday, news which sent tremors through Chinese stock markets.

UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan departs for meeting with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Damascus

Fresh Violence Erupts In Syria; China Reiterates Opposition To Military Intervention

Several parts of Homs were shelled Wednesday morning while Damascus witnessed overnight explosions, close on the heels of UN and Arab League envoy Kofi Annan's warning that the recent violence had left Syria at a tipping point.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

US Stock Futures Point To Lower Opening Wednesday

Futures on major U.S. indices point to a lower opening Wednesday ahead of anticipated reports on the Mortgage Applications Index and Pending Home Sales.

Chinese Report Justifies Indian Traders' Abduction; India Questions Rule Of Law In China

India strongly responded Tuesday to a Chinese media report which argued that the three Indian traders, who were kidnapped and abused by Chinese suppliers, bore the responsibility for the incidents by delaying or defaulting on payments after having made the purchases in advance.

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