In geopolitics, fortune favors the patient opportunist. Tariffs designed to isolate one partner often bind that partner more ...

Beijing hopes US will view China with ‘objective, rational, pragmatic attitude,’ Foreign Minister Wang Yi tells US Secretary ...

China's government appears to be censoring U.S. President Donald Trump's recent claim that he warned Chinese leader Xi ...

By understanding China’s intentions, the U.S. can work to counter-shape the strategic landscape with informational influence, ...

A Washington Post investigation found that China has selectively used criminal actors for geopolitical purposes, as long as ...

South Korea’s new president, Lee Jae-myung, has upset historic Korean-American ties by pursuing what he calls a “pragmatic” ...

As Trump softens his tone on the trade war, China refuses to budge. Beijing continues to be willing to endure economic hardship to put pressure on the U.S., even as the Trump administration hints ...

Washington and Beijing have signed a trade agreement that will make it easier for American firms to obtain magnets and rare ...

Washington and the European Union would certainly respond with sanctions on Chinese firms, a threat that will likely give leaders in Beijing pause, as the country’s economy slowly recovers from ...

Taiwan’s top diplomat in Washington says the island's newly elected president won't ... Don’t worry that Taiwan’s new president-elect will worsen relations with Beijing and possibly draw ...

By bno - Taipei Bureau As tensions between Washington and Beijing intensify, the United States is facing a new challenge beyond the reciprocal tariffs dominating headlines – its lack of rare ...

Beijing's growing strength and its new partnerships have unnerved U.S. allies like Japan, Australia and India, prompting them to draw closer to Washington—and, for the first time, to each other.