The deal – hailed as "historic" by some, and slammed as "soft" by island nations – is the first global agreement that promises an eventual end to the use of oil and coal

Oil producing nations were accused of blocking a deal at the climate summit on Tuesday; many countries sought a new draft as the original failed to endorse a 'phase-out' of fossil fuels

China tech giant will return to online shopping in Indonesia after paying $1.5bn for most of GoTo's e-commerce unit and 75% of Tokopedia

Two Chinese officials and three companies have been blacklisted by the United States for alleged links to human rights abuses

The manufacturing hub by the South China Sea is increasingly a key assembling link in supply chains that rely on Chinese parts and US consumers

Every facet of electric vehicles and EV batteries is being assessed by carmakers around the world keen to produce EVs that can compete with China's cheap EV models

The Chinese tech giant unveils Last Sentinel, a game that is seen as the mobile gaming giant's most ambitious foray into the console market

Protests were staged in Hangzhou last week over Wanxiang Trust missing payments on investment products that are said to total several billion yuan

China says the US Treasury's move to block tax credits for electric vehicles if they have batteries or other parts from China violates world trade policies

European leaders meet President Xi in Beijing for talks on their huge trade imbalance, to EV subsidies, plus the bloc's push to 'de-risk' from China. Both sides were low on expectations

Chinese officials acknowledge strong rationale for change but baulk at taking decisive moves that may disrupt social stability and burden indebted cities with added costs

The International Energy Agency expects world oil consumption to hit its peak in 2030 at 103 million barrels per day – a decade faster than initially predicted