A Chinese drone maker has turned to a U.S. federal agency in hopes of settling a patent-infringement complaint against a Chinese competitor, in a case that highlights how a drone maker, through Chinese government subsidies, has risen to be a global leader. DJI, the world’s largest maker of civilian drones, is the target of a […]

MINNEAPOLIS—Chinese billionaire Liu Qiangdong, also known as Richard Liu, the founder of the Beijing-based e-commerce site JD.com, was arrested in Minneapolis on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct, jail records show. Liu, 45, was arrested late night of Aug. 31 and released on the afternoon of Sep. 1 pending possible criminal charges, Hennepin County Jail records […]

Dr. Robert Blyth, senior curator of world and maritime history at the National Maritime Museum in London, shares about a late 18th-century miniature Chinese garden: If you looked around country houses in Britain, it’s entirely likely that you would find examples of this sort of scene: a sort of imagined topographical scene that’s been made […]

The FBI is searching for a Chinese man who was kidnapped in the Los Angeles area and held by his captors on a $2 million ransom. Luochen “Tony” Liao, 28, was kidnapped by three men in San Gabriel near downtown Los Angeles on July 16, said the FBI in a statement. He was last seen […]

China has sold rat meat billed as lamb, gutter oil billed as cooking oil and baby formula contaminated with melamine. In the U.S. its pet food killed many dogs and cats in 2007. But this spring the U.S. agreed to import cooked chickens from China. Why? Because China agreed to accept U.S. beef imports after […]

Doctors are "condemning" the Chinese organ trade while covering up their own potentially shady connections to it.

For more than 15 years, Chinese military hospitals across China have kept a closely guarded secret. Doctors at private hospitals know about it, and even participate. But no one dares reveal it to the public.

An American detained in North Korea admitted to conducting espionage acts on March 25.

Did a single wave of migration people the Americas, or have there been many expeditions from many cultures slipping into the New World throughout history?

Thailand's military junta said Thursday that this week's deadly bombing in downtown Bangkok that killed 20 people was "unlikely" to have been carried out by international terrorists

The history of Manchuria and the Manchus reflects the constantly evolving and broadening nature of Chinese identity.

Over 230 volumes of 'illegal publications' were confiscated as evidence of their “crimes.”

Xun Shuang wrote about traditional values and etiquette during the Han Dynasty, quoting the classics in hopes of correcting the improper notions and actions of the people of his time.

Hundreds of Chinese who practice the spiritual discipline Falun Gong were detained by Chinese police during April, often on dubious legal charges.

Dozens of staff at China Unicom had family members that did shady business with the firm.

China’s real estate bubble is looming with over 1 billion square meters (10.7 billion square feet) of unused housing, according to Zhu Min, deputy managing director at the International Monetary Fund said this April at a meeting in Washington, D.C.

Within 102 days, the PLA sacked 33 high level officers, highlighting the military as the focus of the Party's anti-corruption campaign this year.

When a Chinese woman tried to visit the tomb of a famous dissident this April, she was unlawfully seized by state security and locked in a hotel basement for nine days. Now she is putting together a lawsuit to take on the regime's formidable internal security apparatus.

Recent reports by Chinese state-run media have shed some light on the corruption plaguing schools in multiple provinces. From a construction fund siphoned off into educators’ pockets, to worm-ridden food purchased in shady deals, headmasters and businessmen have teamed up to make money at the expense of students.   During the 2009 Sichuan Province earthquake, […]

Bored young Chinese teens have eschewed the coffee shops for chasing passersby with knives.