International Relations

The joint venture will manufacture passenger vehicles for Ford and Geely, but will not independently conduct vehicle design.

Analysts warn China is using maritime policing to gradually establish control over contested areas.

Tensions between China and the EU have been rising over issues ranging from the widening trade imbalance to Beijing’s support for Moscow.

Taiwan recorded an average of 2.63 million daily intrusion attempts against critical infrastructure in 2025, according to its security bureau.

While one official challenged media silence, another highlighted the experience of a woman enduring years of persecution before escaping to Germany.

The senator questioned whether foreign chipmakers must obtain U.S. approval before filling advanced chip orders from unvetted middlemen outside China.

The declaration calls on Swiss authorities to protect practitioners and press the Chinese regime to end its 27-year persecution campaign.

The memorial beside the Chinese Embassy would document mass killing, genocide, religious persecution, political imprisonment, and other abuses under the CCP.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has raised Australia’s concerns with her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit in the Philippines.

The Treasury secretary said officials had found U.S. model ‘watermarks’ in Chinese systems and would examine the issue within days or weeks.

Chinese and Russian intelligence personnel have tripled on the island as Havana funnels information gathered in the United States to Beijing.

Secretary of State Rubio arrives in the Philippines capital for a gathering of Southeast Asian nations’ top diplomats.

Wang Huning’s meeting with Kim was also for exchanging methods between the two regimes to maintain their totalitarian rule, analysts said.

Prague’s new government calls its outreach to Beijing pragmatic, months after refusing the Senate leader a state plane to visit Taiwan.

The encounter came ahead of an expected meeting between top diplomats from China and the Philippines this week.

A new law in China targets Taiwanese identity and claims legal reach overseas, prompting proposals for travel warnings and other protections.

‘This is yet another example of Beijing’s intimidation campaign against Taiwan,’ a State Department spokesperson said.

‘It’s very common practice, especially in the Pacific Ocean, for Chinese fishing vessels to transmit false positions,’ said Peter Hammarstedt.

The Philippines summoned China’s ambassador and demanded the removal of state media material that officials called ‘outright racism.’