Government spokesman warns business relations could sour if Taiwan seeks to alter political status
Joint statement says current efforts to resolve global financial crisis are not enough and that further cooperation is needed
Pentagon last week approved multibillion-dollar sale of missiles, helicopters, other military equipment to Taipei
But Iran has sent one of its own top officials to Beijing, presumably to counter US arguments
Mr. Karzai says bombing early Saturday is terrible tragedy, an act of extreme cowardice, and against Islam
Interior Ministry spokesman says bomber dressed in army uniform boarded bus before detonating his explosives
Former prime minister says she, General Musharraf close to long-awaited power-sharing deal, but still waiting for final agreement in wr
Supreme Court rejects requests to postpone Saturday's presidential election, but results to be kept secret until court decides whether
On third day of state visit to Japan, Mr. Hu says China, Japan should work together as partners, not as rivals
US Treasury Department official Daniel Glaser and head of N. Korea's Foreign Trade Bank held second and final day of meetings in Beijing
Congressmen Frank Wolf, Chris Smith say sources apparently inside China accessed their computers, copied sensitive information about C
Europe wants support from China, other Asian giants on crisis, as well as on climate change and sustainable development
Henry Paulson told China's official Xinhua news agency that legislation is not the proper way to deal with the currency dispute
Pakistani legislators cast votes for president in controversial election, but Supreme Court could later overturn result
Beijing's comments come same day Israeli PM Ehud Olmert held talks with Chinese President Hu Jintao on Iran's nuclear ambitions
Paralympics Games bring together more than 4,000 of the world's best disabled athletes for 11 days of competition in Beijing, Hong Kong
Statement comes same day Iran's president says his country open to 'new conditions' to resolve nuclear standoff
Wen Jiabao heads to Africa Saturday to expand economic, trade ties and to look for new sources of energy to fuel Chinese economy
Debt Relief advocates want Bank, Fund to wipe out all debts owed by poor nations unconditionally; plan to bring up issue at annual meet
Center on Housing Rights and Evictions in Geneva verified cases of more than 300,000 people losing their homes, most in 13th century ne
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