Hainan braces for powerful typhoon after it sweeps by Hong Kong, Macau

A powerful typhoon swept south of Hong Kong and was moving toward the Chinese island province of Hainan where it was expected to make landfall today (Friday), forcing many aspects

For many investors and intellectuals leaving China, it’s Japan — not the US — that’s the bigger draw

One by one, the students, lawyers and others filed into a classroom in a central Tokyo university for a lecture by a Chinese journalist on Taiwan and democracy — taboo

School and work are suspended in parts of southern China as Yagi edges closer

School and work were suspended today (Thursday) in parts of southern China as Typhoon Yagi closed in on an island province with the potential to be the most powerful storm

Malaysia says it won’t bow to China’s demands to halt oil exploration in disputed waters

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said today (Thursday) that Malaysia will not bow to demands by China to stop its oil and gas exploration in the South China Sea as the

Xi offers African leaders more aid as China challenges US-led global order

Dozens of African leaders gathered today (Thursday) in Beijing for a summit that signals China's influence in a continent that it hopes will be a key ally in pushing back

Cambodia says China gifting two warships as expansion of strategic port finishes

Cambodia’s Defense Ministry said yesterday that China is giving its navy two warships of the type it has had docked for months at a strategically important base

FOCAC illustrates China’s vision and aspirations for Global South

Leaders from over 50 African countries are descending on Beijing for the upcoming 2024 Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), the largest diplomatic gathering

Bus crashes into students and parents, killing 11 and injuring 13, police say

A bus crashed into a group of students and their parents at a school in eastern China early yesterday, killing 11 people and injuring 13, police said. The students

Summit erases mention of Taiwan after Chinese anger, fracturing a shaky accord

Turmoil over China’s push for influence in the South Pacific has overshadowed the region’s most important diplomatic summit after a Pacific island leader apparently pledged to erase

Investigators to rule on further detention of former leader candidate amid graft probe

Taiwan investigators are expected to rule on the further detention of a former leader candidate amid graft allegations that have sparked minor street protests by his supporters. Ko

Xi meets with US national security adviser Jake Sullivan in a bid to improve ties

President Xi Jinping met with U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan yesterday  in Beijing, on a visit with the stated aim of keeping communications open between

Top Chinese general tells Sullivan: US must stop colluding with Taiwan

A top Chinese military officer, in a rare meeting with a visiting American official, demanded yesterday that the United States stop “collusion” with Taiwan, the self-governing island that

Court convicts two journalists in a landmark sedition case

A Hong Kong court convicted two former editors of a shuttered news outlet yesterday, in a sedition case that is widely seen as a barometer for the

China and the US will plan a Biden-Xi call in the coming weeks, the White House says

Beijing and Washington will plan for a phone call in the coming weeks between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden, the White House said

Dalai Lama returns to Indian headquarters after knee replacement surgery in the US

The Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, returned to his headquarters in Dharamshala, northern India yesterday after undergoing a knee replacement surgery in New York.

US national security adviser visits Beijing in a bid to manage strained relations

A top White House official has arrived in China for talks on a relationship that has been severely tested during President Joe Biden’s term in office. Jake

Philippine defense chief calls for ‘stronger censure’ over China’s actions

The Philippine defense chief said yesterday that China is “the biggest disruptor” of peace in Southeast Asia and called for stronger international censure over its “aggression

China is conducting military patrols near Myanmar border

China’s military is carrying out armed patrols near the Myanmar border this week, where the government is concerned about potential fallout from fierce fighting in a civil

Taiwan drills with anti-amphibious landing missiles

Taiwan drilled yesterday with anti-amphibious landing missiles as part of strategy to remain mobile and deadly in an attempt to deter any military action from China. Troops fired tube-launched,

China opposes US sanctions on firms over alleged ties to Russia’s war efforts

China yesteday expressed its opposition to the latest U.S. sanctions on Chinese companies over their alleged ties to Russia’s war in Ukraine, saying it will adopt necessary

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