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Qin Gang has not been seen in nearly a month, expected to miss at least one other meeting in South Africa next week

By Laurie Chen, Martin Quin Pollard and Kate Lamb BEIJING/JAKARTA (Reuters) - Days before a conference of foreign ministers this month, China told hos...

Days before a conference of foreign ministers this month, China told host Indonesia it was switching its representative due to unexpected circumstances, prompting a scramble in Jakarta to resize...

Chinese foreign minister Qin Gangs sudden disappearance has raised questions about Beijings transparency and decision-making processes, according to some foreign analysts. While the Chinese government has confirmed his absence is due to medical reasons, little further information has been provided.

BEIJING/JAKARTA--Days before a conference of foreign ministers this month, China told host Indonesia it was switching its representative due to “unexpected circumstances”, prompting a scramble in Jakarta to resize the traditional gift of a shirt for attendees.

But there are whispers that all is not well with Qins personal life. A rumored extramarital affair with a Hong Kong journalist who might have ties to British intelligence

BEIJING, July 15 (Xinhua) -- Frequent high-level interactions are the latest steps towards a detente

Through a visit to China, US Special Envoy for Climate John Kerry wants to build climate cooperation with Beijing. The US and China have a lot of disagreements, but on climate issues they have to work closely together.

China's attempt to strike peace between Israelis and Palestinians is likely to fail but could create an image that U.S. influence in the region is waning, experts said, even as Beijing is optimistic it could resurrect talks that have been stalled for nearly a decade. China brokered a peace deal between Saudi Arabia and Iran…

Rep. Burgess Owens led a committee hearing Thursday on the dangers of foreign influence on college campuses, where witnesses said there should be more transparency of how foreign dollars are spent in higher education. “The manipulation of our children on American soil — paid for by the American taxpayer — is unacceptable,” said Owens, a Republican who represents Utah’s 4th Congressional District, in his opening statement. “And for those who facilitate ...