No Place to Hide: Exiled Chinese Uighurs Feel State’s Long Reach
China has pointed to a series of attacks in Xinjiang by suspected Islamist radicals in recent years as justification for ...
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China Will Pay Price for Banning Pro-Independence Hong Kong Party
China is taking steps to ban the pro-independence Hong Kong National Party but must realize that this move will come ...
US Trade Deficit Expands in June Amid Growing Tensions
The U.S. trade deficit swelled in June by the largest amount in 19 months, reversing much of May's trade-war driven ...
Google Developing Censor-Friendly Search Engine for China [Source]
Google is crafting a search engine that would meet China's draconian censorship rules, in a move decried by human rights ...
Pakistan’s New Prime Minister to Taste Constraints of Power
Much has been written as to why we should expect major changes from Pakistan’s new Prime Minister, but these expectations ...
China’s Xi Signs 15 Deals in Rwanda on Whirlwind Africa Tour
China's President Xi Jinping inked 15 deals including loans and grants worth millions of dollars with Rwanda on Monday.
Hundreds Protest in Hong Kong Against Attempt to Ban Pro-Independence Party
Hundreds of people protested Saturday in Hong Kong after police sought to ban a pro-independence political party.
Mixed Results as Trump Tariffs Take Toll on Some American Industries
Despite the rhetoric that tariffs will fix the problems facing American manufacturers in many industries, the Trump administration’s policies have ...
Bring It On: US Goods Face Tariffs in China
After Washington imposed new tariffs on billions of Chinese imports just past the stroke of midnight Friday, Beijing hit back ...
China’s Artificial Intelligence Revolution: a Sputnik Moment for the West?
If the US and other Western countries wish to remain competitive with China in the field of artificial intelligence, they ...
China’s Xi Denounces ‘Protectionism, Isolationism and Populism’
Chinese President Xi Jinping lambasted "protectionism, isolationism and populism" and vowed to open up Asia's largest economy, as Beijing faces an ...
North Korea’s Kim Hails ‘Unity’ With China in New Visit
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un conducted his third official visit to China, designed to reassure Beijing that Pyongyang will not ...
Trump Slaps Tariffs on China, Triggering Swift Retaliation
Making good on a pledge to punish the alleged theft of American intellectual property, Donald Trump warned in a statement ...
China Enlists Public to Track Fugitives in US, Canada
A massive anti-graft campaign launched by President Xi Jinping includes a push to repatriate allegedly corrupt officials who have fled ...
How Can China and EU Avoid a Looming Trade War?
Reciprocity, fair competition, and a level playing field are necessary to prevent a trade war between and the European Union ...
Taiwan President Calls for Democracy in China on Tiananmen Anniversary
In comments likely to incense Beijing, Taiwan's president Tsai Ing-wen called on the Chinese government to acknowledge what happened during ...
Hundreds March in Hong Kong to Mark Tiananmen Crackdown
Organised by a group of veteran democracy activists, hundreds marched through Hong Kong ahead of the 29th anniversary of China's ...
China Can’t Afford to Lose North Korea
The Korean Peninsula’s geopolitical importance has constantly been reiterated by many Chinese officials, and throughout history, Beijing physically intervened in ...
China Calls on All Mosques to Raise National Flag
All Chinese mosques should raise the national flag to "promote a spirit of patriotism" among Muslims, the country's top Islamic ...
Chinese Déjà Vu: Beijing Sends Foreign Minister to N.Korea
Earlier this week, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited North Korea for the first time in 11 years. This development ...
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