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A new exhibit by a well-known Chinese artist and social activist opens in London.

China faces growth limits as congestion clogs cities.

An updated child hero now battles 'evils of the time' in China.

China's behavior, Burma's political process, and North Korea's nuclear drive will be carefully watched in East Asia this year.

Beijing may be moving to tighten censorship and protect state-owned companies.

Jail terms handed down without any representations.

A 19-year-old Uyghur becomes the second woman sentenced to die following ethnic violence last year.

Experts say fewer than 70 now speak the language of China's Qing Dynasty rulers.

Retired Party officials and press-freedoms monitoring groups call for an end to strict media controls.

Judges from inner China are being sent to the country's northwest to assist in the trials of Uyghurs.

Many, but not all, Chinese activists detained by police have returned home after Nobel prize ceremony.

Bigger Web squeeze is expected in China as new problems arise.

A pro-democracy group demands China release jailed laureate Liu Xiaobo on his 55th birthday.

Did Chinese authorities fabricate a statement from an outspoken milk scandal parent?

Killing triggers a flurry of critical online comments.

More of North Korea’s elite are choosing to leave the country as their faith in the regime begins to wane.

North Korean security forces, along with Chinese brokers, take bribes to help defectors cross the border.

A Chinese writer gains official recognition in spite of his earlier involvement in pro-democracy movements.

Government policies disrupt energy supplies.

China's investments in Laos may eclipse those from traditional ally Vietnam.

The country is downgraded by credit rating agencies amid rising inflation, a shrinking currency, and a widening trade deficit.

A new survey shows that Chinese are finding it hard to cope with rising prices and slow income growth.

Some ask whether he was a victim of a leadership split.

Analysts see a new seriousness in shared U.S. and Chinese concerns over Korea, but predict less progress on trade.

Abnormalities among newborn babies is a serious problem in China, but details are scarce.

Experts say that convictions in Tibet reflect a pattern of secrecy and judicial abuse.

The plight of 2,200 political detainees languishing in Burma's jails is highlighted to the Red Cross.

Authorities were angered by published writings and statements to foreign journalists.

Colleagues dispute officials' explanation of the attack.

In a program on Dec. 10, Aung San Suu Kyi urges listeners to support proposed negotiations modeled on a 1947 pact between Burma’s central government and ethnic ...