The first batch of Chinese aid for survivors of Typhoon Haiyan arrived in central Philippine city of Cebu, a relief goods distribution center, on Monday evening.
Two injuries included one female protester and a reporter of local newspaper Siam Rath when a sound of explosion was heard at 11:10 am Friday morning near Makkhawan Rangsan bridge in Bangkok.
One Chinese worker died and six were injured after gunmen attacked a Chinese company in the Zambian capital on Feb 12, 2014, in a case that has renewed fears for workers' safety in Africa.
President Xi Jinping pledges to build a new model for the Sino-US relationship during meetings with US Secretary of State John Kerry.
One Chinese worker died and six were injured after gunmen attacked a Chinese company in the Zambian capital on Wednesday in a case that has renewed fears for workers' safety in Africa.
Italian Prime Minister Enrico letta will tender his resignation on Friday after his Democratic Party called for him to step aside to make way for a new government.
International mediator Lakhdar Brahimi held a meeting with US Under Secretary of State Wendy Sherman and Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov to try to salvage faltering peace talks between the opposition and Syrian government.
A denial of Japan's wartime atrocities by NHK executives has sparked widespread fear among international media that the it is becoming the mouthpiece of Shinzo Abe's government.
Chinese citizens may have to find a new destination for their wealth after the Canadian government intented to end its immigrant investor program.
One Chinese worker died and six others were injured when armed gunmen attacked a Chinese firm in Lusaka, the Zambian capital.
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday kicked off his fifth Asian trip since taking office a year ago in another move to carry out President Barack Obama's "Pivot to Asia" strategy.
At least two people were shot dead on Wednesday during anti-government protests in Caracas, escalating the worst bout of unrest in Venezuela since turmoil after President Nicolas Maduro's election last year.
A US lawmaker officially filed his class-action lawsuit against the Obama administration, joining with two prominent tea party leaders to make the announcement.
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