China's foreign ministry has told its citizens to leave the southern African kingdom of Eswatini over "security risks". The ministry cited "rampant cyber fraud and criminal activities associated with gambling" as among its security concerns, but did not give details.

Beijing's sharp rebuke suggests the U.S. plan to economically isolate Tehran risks derailing a fragile truce with China.

T HE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL is an old British colonial institution at the heart of Fiji’s capital. Tropical breezes blow off the harbour and through its whitewashed verandas to par

Following the news of the scandal, unclear cabbage sourcing and limited routine testing may leave American consumers with more questions than answers.

China's state-subsidized imports are crippling African manufacturing, a top State Department official says. The U.S. aims to offer alternatives and secure critical minerals supply.

T O MANY grown-ups, the cartoon film “Niu Lai” would be 86 minutes of torture. Yet in recent days cinemas across China have been packed with older audiences happily enduring its crudely animated depiction of a bullock’s dream about motherly love and threatening predators.

The pledge came as China’s general public budget expenditure reached 16.29 trillion yuan ($2.4 trillion) in the first seven months, up 1.3% year-on-year, according to data from China’s Ministry of Finance. General public budget revenue increased 5.8% to 14.37 trillion yuan during the same period.

TRISHULI, Nepal / BEIJING, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Nepal and China both warned on Thursday of fresh risks of flooding in the Himalayas as two lakes that have developed on either side of their border threaten to burst in a region still grappling with this week's catastrophic flood.