China

Australians say Chinese legal system unfair even on foreigners

17 May 2013, 11:09 AEST

Recently freed from a prison in China, Australian Carl Mather says China's justice system is governed more by political connections than rule of law.

China an example to others on Pacific aid and business

16 May 2013, 15:45 AEST

The Pacific's major aid donor nations, are being called on to stop looking at China as a strategic adversary in the fight for military dominance in the region.

One Billion reportedly on offer at China's Pacific summit

17 May 2013, 8:28 AEST

China is reportedly planning a major summit of Pacific leaders in Guangzhou in November.

China renews land grab warning

16 May 2013, 21:32 AEST

China's Ministry of Land Resources has once again issued an emergency notice calling for an end to forced, illegal land requisitions.

Diplomacy intensifies as new ocean opens in Arctic

16 May 2013, 14:41 AEST

As the melting of the Arctic ice opens up new shipping routes and new opportunities for oil and gas exploration, the world is suddenly paying more attention to the North Pole.

Taiwan imposes sanctions on Philippines over fisherman killing

16 May 2013, 14:41 AEST

Taiwan has imposed sanctions on the Philippines, rejecting as unacceptable an apology from Manila over the killing of a fisherman from Taiwan last week.

China renews land grab warning

16 May 2013, 14:38 AEST

China's Ministry of Land Resources has once again issued an emergency notice calling for an end to forced, illegal land requisitions.

Barley researchers_Stewart Coventry, Amanda Box, Jason Eglinton

New barley makes beer stay fresher for longer

16 May 2013, 13:55 AEST

Modified barley grown in South Australia will extend the shelf-life of beer

'Plate full' for Li Keqiang's visit to India

15 May 2013, 13:56 AEST

On Sunday, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will make his first foreign trip since taking up the role and has chosen to go to India.

China urged to recognise sex worker abuse: HRW report

14 May 2013, 21:36 AEST

Chinese women in the sex industry in China are often treated as if they have given up their rights entirely, and are subject to harassment, beatings and torture from police, arbitrary detention and a lack of health services, says a new report.

Chinese media reports of one child policy breaches

14 May 2013, 14:33 AEST

Famed Chinese Director Zhang Yimou is in the spotlight for possibly violating the country's one child policy.

China urged to recognise sex worker abuse: report

14 May 2013, 14:34 AEST

Chinese women in the sex industry in China are often treated as if they have given up their rights entirely, and are subject to harassment, beatings and torture from police, arbitrary detention and a lack of health services, says a new report.