Beijing May Bypass Brussels to Build 'Dream Team' with Berlin
China's trade with Germany accounts for a third of Beijing's overall trade with the 27-member EU bloc.
Newborn Baby Rescued from Sewage Pipe by Firefighters in China [VIDEO]
Firefighters and doctors worked for an hour to cut sections of the pipe with pliers and saws.
Markets, Economics, Politics: Don’t Blame Fed Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics
Asian Markets Open Higher, Nikkei Remains Stable
Nikkei gains in early trade supported by exporters' stocks.
China Industrial Profit Growth Accelerates in April
Among the 41 companies tracked, 30 posted profit growth, eight reported drop in income.
European Markets Rebound, UK on Holiday
Markets in the UK remain shut on account of bank holiday.
Asian Markets Mixed, Japan Plunges as Yen Strengthens
Japanese exporters' shares are down after the US dollar fell below 101 yen level in early trade.
Asian Markets Weekly Update: Fed Fears and Weak Chinese Factory Data Fuel Sell-Off
Japan's Nikkei tanked 7% on 23 May, pulled down by data that pointed to contracting manufacturing activity in China.
Sri Lanka: Buddhist Monk Sets Himself on Fire to Protest Cattle Slaughter [GRAPHIC VIDEO]
Buddhism, the state religion of Sri Lanka, preaches against the killing of any life form
China's Li Keqiang Opposes EU Moves Against Telecom and Solar Firms
EU had accused Huawei and ZTE Corp of violating anti-dumping norms.
WW2 Korean Sex Slaves Snub Osaka Mayor Hashimoto's Apology Stunt
Osaka mayor Toru Hashimoto apologises to comfort women after botched reconciliation meeting with Kil Won-ok and Kim Bok-dong.
Most Asian Markets Open Higher While Nikkei Bounces Back
Wall Street opens lower but makes up most of the losses by end of day owing to rally in HP stock.
US Loses £200bn a Year in Intellectual Property Thefts
Commission on Theft of American Intellectual Property claims China behind 50-80% of thefts.
Stock Markets Slide in Europe as Nikkei Nose Dives 7%
Several Federal Reserve officials were in favour of slowing down bond-buying as early as their June meeting.
China's Contracting Factory Activity and Fed Comments Drag Down Asian Markets
Markets hit by China's manufacturing data and reports of Fed favouring slowing down bond purchase.
China Heads to Further Slowdown as Manufacturing Activity Contracts in May
Preliminary HSBC China Manufacturing PMI showed a reading of 49.6 in May, indicating a contraction in activity.
Formula 1 Monaco GP 2013: Where to Watch Thursday Practice Live and Weather News
Find out where to watch live in the UK as Formula 1 travels to glamorous Monte Carlo for the Monaco Grand Prix
Kim Jong-un Sends Top Aide to China to Mend Ties
North Korean envoy arrives in Beijing as Pyongyang attempts to cement relations.
Japan's Trade Deficit Widens as Weak Yen Shoots Up Import Bills
April trade deficit rose 69.7% to 879.94bn yen, as imports increased 9.4% to 6.66tn yen for April.
Bolt the Racing Pigeon Sells for Record-Breaking $400,000 to Chinese Bird-Fancier
Pigeon is world’s most valuable racing bird after Chinese businessman pays up at Pina auction.
Indian Hackers Target National Security Interests in Pakistan, US and China
'Large and sophisticated cyber-attack infrastructure' hits security interests and private companies.
Formula 1 Monaco GP 2013 Preview: Ferrari and Alonso Look to Extend Winning Streak
The Monte Carlo Formula 1 Grand Prix is counted among the most glamorous and exciting in the world of motor racing
Burberry Profit Beats Estimates on Higher Asia- Pacific Revenues
Revenue from the Asia Pacific region accounts for a little over a third of the group's business.
Asian Markets on Edge Ahead of Fed Chairman Bernanke's Speech
Markets awaiting Ben Bernanke's hints on Fed's bond-buying programme.
H7N9 Bird Flu Costs China Poultry Industry £4.2bn
Chinese authorities say the country's poultry industry has been badly affected by bird flu outbreak.
Chinese Government Cyber Attacks on US Targets Resume
The Chinese hacking group behind attacks on the hundreds of US companies have restarted attacks only three months after their activities were revealed.
India and China Envisage Economic Corridor to Boost Bilateral Trade
India and China have signed eight agreements on the second day of Premier Li Keqiang's visit.
Most European Markets Gain on Positive Global Growth Outlook
European markets follow the Asian peers and rise in early trades.
Markets, Economics and Politics: Conundrums Persist While Equities Mayfest Continues
Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics
Asian Shares Rise on US Economic Optimism
The Japanese government upgrades its outlook for the economy, fuelling a rally in Tokyo.

