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By Xinhua writer Yang Shilong WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (Xinhua) -- On Feb. 23, 1979, twenty-five-year-old Frank Hawke arrived at snow-covered Beijing Capital Airport

By Xinhua writer Yang Shilong WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (Xinhua) -- On Feb. 23, 1979, twenty-five-year-old Frank Hawke arrived at snow-covered Beijing Capital Airport

SenseTime and Megvii both include facial recognition technology among their offerings and do a lot of business with government agencies.

TAIPEI / WASHINGTON - The Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASEAN, opened a three-day regional summit without Myanmar, after the country's r

On October 26, the Jamestown Foundation hosted a webinar on Assessing China’s Sweeping Crackdowns: Private Enterprise and Media featuring Andrew Polk, Trivium China; Catherine Tai, Center for International Private Enterprise; and Daniel Garrett, Securing Tianxia. Over the past year, the Chinese government has launched a series of widening crackdowns targeting huge swathes of the economy and society. Two groups that have …

"As a neighboring country, China is certainly concerned about Afghanistans counter-terrorism," Shanghai International Studies Universitys Fan Hongda told Newsweek.

The two nations have made some progress in disengagement talks, but are now stuck in a deadlock on how best to pull back troops from a strategic point in the Himalayas.

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese and Indian military commanders are deadlocked over the best way to pull back troops from a strategic area in the Himalayas, people familiar with the discussions said, raising the prospect for another tense winter along the border.

A recent attack in Afghanistan carried out by an Uyghur Muslim has shaken China top national security decision-makers who wanted to invest in the Taliban Is

John S. Van Oudenaren is Editor-in-Chief of China Brief and China Program Manager at the Jamestown Foundation.