China's ships sail near disputed islands US has pledged to defend
Observers believe Beijing means to establish the impression of de facto control over the Senkaku Islands, forcing the U.S. to clarify its defense obligations.
How China is driving up global gold prices
China's central bank increased its gold reserves for the 17th straight month as it seeks to hedge against geopolitical headwinds.
China seeks progress with India on border after Modi comment to Newsweek
China's Foreign Ministry said it hoped India and China would work together on the border after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments
China's Xi and Taiwan's ex-President Ma meet in Beijing
The encounter was the second between Xi Jinping and Ma Ying-jeou, who made headlines when he became the first Taiwanese leader to meet his Chinese counterpart.
China's air power grows near contested border
An expert believes that the newly expanded airfield near China's southwestern border could enhance its air power against India.
US ally intercepts Chinese warships in Pacific
Tokyo is wary of Beijing's growing hard power, as well as its increasing political and military alignment with Moscow.
Chinese economy dealt a blow as outlook sours
Fitch joins credit rating agency Moody's in downgrading its outlook for China, an economy in transition.
Kim Jong Un threatens North Korea's enemies with "death blow"
Kim was pictured inspecting maps and models of South Korea in a pointed message to the U.S. ally.
How China is hacking America
China is placing massive hacking systems in place in case it ever goes to war with the U.S.
China hits back at US "pressuring" over ties with Russia
"China will not accept the accusations and pressuring," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said.
China's nuclear safety agency responds to Russian radiation levels
A far eastern Russian city bordering China reported radiation levels 1,600 times higher than usual last week.
Russian and China warn NATO to stay out of Asia
Moscow and Beijing's top diplomats discussed a "new security architecture in Eurasia" as the two countries mark the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties.
China's neighbor sends Russian-made air defense missiles to border
Experts believe close Russia-China ties haven't had an impact on India-Russia defense cooperation—yet.
Xi Jinping's likeness ripped apart in protest outside China's Consulate
Beijing claims most of the South China Sea as its territory, including areas within the Philippines' exclusive economic zone.
Biden Doesn't Want Cheap EVs From China
The Biden administration views green tech not primarily through a climate lens, but through the lens of industry, economic competition, and national security.
Yellen in China: Failure Was the Only Option
Xi Jinping has made it clear that he does not intend to change course on exports. Janet Yellen's pleading with his subordinates will not work.
US and ally stand their ground amid China tensions
The U.S. Navy remained in the contested South China Sea this week, despite ongoing protests by Beijing.
US ally shows off game-changing carrier upgrade
Japan's helicopter destroyer has completed the first stage of its modifications after two years.
China protests after US rallies allies in South China Sea
Biden's upcoming summit with Japanese and Philippine leaders is expected to address countering China in the Asia-Pacific.
Russia-China trade hamstrung by US-fueled bank issues
The threat of U.S. secondary sanctions is looming over foreign banks helping Russian entities skirt Western sanctions.
China trades barbs with US ally over territorial dispute
Beijing said Philippine government vessels were "illegally" operating in the Philippines' own exclusive economic zone, 700 miles from Chinese shores.
What is UNCLOS? US advised to ratify law of the sea treaty
Proponents warn the U.S. is losing credibility in the South China Sea and access to critical mineral reserves.
China tops US in popularity in strategic region
However, it lags in the perceived trust department, with nearly half of respondents saying Beijing could threaten their country's sovereignty.
Russia's nuclear bombers patrol waters near US allies
The pair of Russian long-range strategic bombers were accompanied by two fighter escorts in the Sea of Japan last week.
China's support for Russia's war in Ukraine is growing, reports say
The U.S. has issued multiple warnings to EU and NATO ministers about Beijing's support for Moscow being "at a concerning scale," according to one report.
Trump's RNC chair includes Ukraine in list of US adversaries
Trump's hand-picked RNC Chair, Michael Whatley, listed Ukraine with China and Iran among aggressive countries on the world front.
Monkey bite gives man rare virus
Only 50 people caught this rare virus between 1932 and 2019, according to the CDC, 21 of whom died.
Exclusive: China's ambassador outlines ambitious plan to jumpstart economy
"New quality productive forces serve as a catalyst that brings out the vitality and potential of China's supersize market," Xie told Newsweek.
Chinese and Indian weapons may be clashing in Ukraine
Weapons and equipment from both mammoth rivals have been reported in Ukrainian and Russian use in the ongoing war.
More Blood on Trump's Hands
There are two types of monsters in the world: those like Russian President Vladimir Putin who commit atrocities, and those like former President Donald Trump who allow them to do so for their own personal benefit.