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In Shanghai, tea-smoked duck and blue-skinned chickens are as prized as ever. 

In a rare moment for China, free speech activists show their support for journalists.

The foreign policy debate between Obama and Romney isn't global. Focused on five different countries, it's aimed particularly at Florida voters.

It was a surprisingly excitable men's gymnastics final all-around. But style remained, first and foremost, the most interesting part of the sport.

Shanghai-based contributor Robert Price and economist Betsey Stevenson explain why income and material wealth don’t necessarily correlate with a sense of well-being and Milos Stehlik checks in from Cannes.

Earlier today, U.S. officials received assurances from their Chinese counterparts that Chen Guangcheng would remain safe following a tense diplomatic standoff over his whereabouts.Six days ago, the blind human rights attorney escaped house arrest and sought refuge in Beijing's American embassy.

Now under house arrest for seemingly bogus tax evasion charges, the artist is suing the Chinese government over the fine they levied against him.