The latest US arms sales to Taiwan have not only drawn sharp protests from the Chinese government but also criticism from experts on China-US relations.
Chinese developers seeking higher returns on their investments are snapping up hotel properties in US cities.
The fatal shooting of New York City police officer Wenjian Liu was the second crime in a week involving a Chinese-American police officer in the city.
Betsy Hodges, the mayor of Minneapolis, Minnesota, will visit China next month for advice on developing tourism in cold weather.
China will widen the opening-up of its financial sector by relaxing control over market access for foreign-funded banks, the State Council announced on Saturday in its latest decision to revise regulations on the administration of such banks.
China is poised to become a net capital exporter for the first time, with total overseas direct investment exceeding foreign direct investment by the end of the year, the head of a top Chinese think tank said.
A member of Friends of Santa Claus group dressed as Santa Claus gives out gifts to children at the community Sao Jose in Careiro da Varzea of Amazonas State, located along the Amazon River banks where the Ribeirinhos (forest dwellers) live on Dec 20.
After making progress in boosting production, Colombia's oil sector seems to have hit a rough patch and observers aren't sure when the country will be able to reverse the tide.
China's lifting of a ban on imports of a genetically modified strain of corn and corn byproduct is welcome news for the world's major growers of corn, from the United States to Brazil and Argentina.
The BRICS countries have the potential for long-term stable growth, according to officials, scholars, entrepreneurs and media executives who participated in the Third Economic and Financial Forum of BRICS Countries in Beijing.
In review of the relationship between China and Brazil over the past year, Chinese Latin-America watchers used the word "fruitful".
Since the Senate report on CIA torture was made public last week, it has raised some serious questions, such as whether the United States is still practicing or will continue to practice water-boarding, sleep deprivation and other appalling interrogation techniques, especially in a time of imminent threat to national security.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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