China

Dramatic allegations for the failure of the marriage of media mogul Rupert Murdoch and his Chinese wife Wendi Deng has begun to filter onto the internet.

Chakdor and Pema Trinlay eulogised the Dalai Lama and praised monks who set fire to themselves.

British PM David Cameron shares Obama's view on chemical weapons used by Assad's regime.

Iran's 50 million voters face important questions over its international isolation and a economy in freefall

US government told of security flaws in Microsoft software before it issues fixes for them.

59-year-old Hong Kong-born martial arts legend will base theatrical production on his autobiography, I Am Jackie Chan: My Life in Action

Government warns airlines not to allow Snowden to board UK-bound flights because he is 'highly likely' to be refused entry.

US job and retail figures help end losing streak on Wall Street and Asian markets.

Although Italian luxury goods firm's income rises, profits under squeeze.

The man behind NSA Prism leaks hopes China will not be bullied by US over extradition.

Uncertainty over US bond purchases continues to cloud markets.

The Jolla smartphone has received pre-orders from 118 countries, as Finnish company prepares to close second finance round.

Edward Snowden emerges from hiding in Hong Kong to say: 'I'm neither hero nor traitor. I'm an American.'

ASOS shares were trading 5.6% higher at 1:36pm in London.

RBA's decision to keep the cash rate unchanged at 2.75% boosted consumer confidence.

Iceland, Russia, China and Latin America may be options for analyst behind biggest intelligence leak in US history.

German court to look into legality of ECB bond purchases.

Bank of Japan's reluctance to curb volatility impacts markets.

India will now struggle to plug its current account deficit in its economy.

Respect MP tells IBTimes UK he's looking into the possibility of running as 'real Labour' candidate.

As China's economic growth slows down, IBTimes UK takes a look at the country's financial landscape through graphics

Economic growth in China slowed down to 7.7% in first quarter.

Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics

Markets in positive mood after encouraging Japanese growth data and US job figures.

Zoe Churchman, 18, turned down for Body Shop part-time job after manager tells her she is not qualified - in Chinese.

Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in western Hungary as it becomes the latest country hit by flooding that has devastated large parts of central Europe.

Gunman dressed in black shot dead by police in city's college campus after 10 minute shooting spree.

QE fears and weak economic data from US and China hit Asian stocks.

Obama was reportedly planning to confront China on cyber attacks but recent revelations on US policy push president to corner.

Ronald McDonald goes to war with KFC and Burger King for slice of Chinese market.