China Incapable of Brokering Peace in Iran War: Analysts
China and Pakistan’s peace plan reflects the Chinese regime’s drive to secure energy supplies from Iran, but experts say Beijing lacks the clout to...
China’s Economic Slowdown Hits Jobs, Wages, and Confidence
As China’s economic slowdown deepens, workers across the country say opportunities are disappearing, incomes are shrinking, and confidence in the future is fading—pushing many...
China’s Growth Is Headed Toward Zero—What It Means for the US
China may be approaching the end of its growth era. Beijing has already set the lowest growth target since 1991, at 4.5 to 5...
Hundreds of Retired Chinese Workers Protest Over Pensions and Health Benefits
More than 200 retired workers from a state-owned farm in northeastern China took to the streets last week, accusing their former employer of mishandling...
Taiwan Opposition Chair’s China Trip Unlikely to Sway US Security Support for Taipei: Analysts
An upcoming visit to China by Taiwan’s opposition leader is unlikely to impact U.S. arms sales policies toward Taipei or alter the Taiwan agenda...
Rubio Condemns China Over Detentions of Panama-Flagged Vessels
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has accused the Chinese communist regime of bullying by detaining or holding up dozens of Panama-flagged ships in...
French Navy Chief Urges China to Take More Action to Reopen Hormuz Strait
French Adm. Nicolas Vaujour said on April 1 that China will likely have to engage more directly in reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts...
Indictment Alleges CCP Officials Tried to Influence Taiwan Parliament Post
TAIPEI, Taiwan—The indictment of Xu Chunying, a China-born woman who immigrated to Taiwan through marriage, has reignited concerns in Taiwan about Beijing’s infiltration campaign,...
South Korean President Urges Public to Save ‘Even a Drop of Oil’ Amid Energy Strain
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on April 2 urged citizens to save “even a drop of oil” amid the Iran conflict, which is...