Dr Tony Ellis today said his client, Kyung Yup Kim, who Chinese authorities want extradited for allegedly murdering a prostitute, was locked up 19 hours a day.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has announced a multiyear licensing agreement for a device that will deliver Disney and Pixar movies, and games in China.

New Zealand will deport a murder suspect to China to face charges after assurances about his treatment and that the death penalty would be waived.

Picture this. It's 5.30pm in Beijing, or possibly Shanghai. Workers are preparing to head home from the office, but the traffic is apocalyptic.

As Beijing continues to suffer through its red alert pollution emergency, New Delhi is planning to bring in measures to cut down on pollution.

Jetpack maker the Martin Aircraft Company is talking up the potential for large-scale Chinese sales following a successful public flight demonstration in China on Sunday.

WATCH: Martin Jetpack's first public manned flight wows Chinese crowds.

As many as 5000 spectators are expected at the first public flight demonstration of the P12 Martin Jetpack in China tomorrow.

Dr Robert Sanders's view in his opinion article "What is Chinese?" is correct but only in a limited sense, writes Raymond Huo.

Easing two-way trade is a priority for China Construction Bank

Has the flag debate already been decided for us by a Shanghai fruit distributor? The internet thinks so.

The leaders of the world's richest and most powerful nations have pledged for the first time not to conduct cyber economic espionage.

China's turning to an old formula to challenge the world in higher value-added manufacturing, posing an increasing threat to developed nations.

The Chinese Government wants New Zealand to deport a murder suspect back to China to face charges and Prime Minister John Key says it's possible, if the death penalty was ruled out.

Three days in Shanghai's metropolis is one way to touch the sky, discovers Katie Wright.

China's first indigenously designed passenger jet, the 90-seat ARJ21, will be delivered to state- owned Chengdu Airlines by year's end.

The Chinese government says 90 million woman will be affected by the relaxation of its one-child policy.

Fairyland or doomsday? asked China's state-backed newswire. Sure looks like doomsday.

Brett O'Riley is adamant that innovation will be a key element of Auckland's new global brand narrative.

China has scrapped its hated one-child policy, but has the move come too late to avert a demographic crisis?

China's decision to allow all married couples to have two children will be supportive for the New Zealand dairy industry, but only "at the margin", ANZ Bank said in a commentary.

The sharemarket's October dream run came to an end this week.

Perhaps the most important number in Apple's quarterly release on Tuesday came from China, and it's not the good news Apple makes out.

In a China seldom explored, Graham Reid finds geological marvels that draw giggles from locals as well as tourists.

Each autumn, China's Communist Party gathers more than 350 of its top bosses to an army-run hotel in Beijing to discuss the issues facing the state.

New Zealand is on a winning streak with China despite the perception of setbacks, says China investment strategist David Mahon.

Punters with up to $1 million in cash are walking into big retailers to buy local iTunes cards, which have become a hot commodity in China.

Barely two years after full diplomatic relations were restored, Xi said his four-day visit would lift the bilateral relationship to "a new height".

The New Zealand share market has regained nearly all the ground it lost during August's China-led market meltdown.

One of the biggest concerns people have with China is the lack of transparency about what is really happening in the economy.