Topic: China - CSMonitor.com

One man's escape from Camp 14 and North Korea

Only one prisoner born in North Korea's gulag is known to have escaped to tell his story. A Q&A with Blaine Harden, the journalist who wrote about Shin Dong-hyuk.

Elephant meat seized in Los Angeles

Olive Press On Gaza's border, an unexpected haven for mentally-handicapped Israelis

In global fight against cybercrime, Spain becomes a front line

Chinese premier visits India, talks up trade and trust

Justin Bieber booed at Billboard Music Awards (+video)

Terrorism & Security North Korean pirates seize Chinese hostages, demand a ransom

In first trip abroad, Chinese premier visits India

North Korea fires three short-range missiles. Why? (+video)

Gold loses value. Gold mining stocks plunge.

The Monitor's View How Europe can find its feet again

Christianophobia

Iran's chief nuclear negotiator: we're being asked to make all the sacrifices

David Beckham, English soccer's golden boy, heads for the exit (+video)

Global News Blog Good Reads: From Chinese dreams, to the Tsarnaevs, to a QWERTY challenger

Japan's economy outpaces predictions

Iran nuclear talks in Istanbul show progress remains elusive

What kind of an eater are you?

Energy Voices Arctic Council: China looks north for oil, gas, and fish

Chapter & Verse 'Fifty Shades of Grey' comes to China via pirated copies

Change Agent Sharing good news helps break down the myth of our own powerlessness

Japanese politicians scramble to distance themselves from 'comfort women' comments

As China's social media takes off, Beijing's censorship campaign heats up

Opinion As North Korea heats up, South Korea and Japan should warm ties

Why Taiwan refused Philippines' apology for slain fisherman as insincere