China, the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases and the second largest economy in the world, has announced plans to create a carbon marketplace in an effort to cope with the infamous smog and other environmental problems plaguing communities throughout the country.
China is the latest member of a club that includes dozens of countries that have had their citizens fight on behalf of the Islamic State as it seeks to establish an Islamic Caliphate.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has made explicit calls for concrete measure to be taken so that the relationship between China and Vietnam can be repaired after China deployed an oil rig and flotilla of naval vessels into Vietnamese waters to explore for hydrocarbons under the sea floor.
The government of China has told the United States that it should reduce or stop surveillance flights altogether over territory China claims, if the United States seeks to repair its relationship with China.
The Chinese government has handed out a record setting fine to Japanese auto parts makers in a foreboding sign of things to come for Western firms which the government has found guilty of similar offenses.
China has found Mercedes-Benz guilty of price manipulation as a result of an investigation into the business practices of a number of automakers and car part suppliers.
The Chinese government has announced new restrictions on social media in an effort to clamp down on dissent.
In a move sure to stoke tensions in East Asia, China has announced plans to construct lighthouses on a number of islands and reefs in the South China Sea claimed by other nations.
Chinese anti-monopoly officials have raided the offices of DaimlerChrysler just one day after it announced it would lower the cost of spare parts for Mercedes-Benz vehicles by an average of 15 percent.
Chinese state media is reporting that dozens of civilians were killed or injured when groups armed with knives rampaged through a county in China's restive western province of Xinjiang.
