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"The welcome for Governor Newsoms visit is sincere and warm," the Global Times wrote Monday in an editorial.

The war between Israel and Hamas appears to be deepening the divide between the United States and its allies on one side and China and its partner Russia.

After a 4-year pause, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer is leading lawmakers for ‘direct, candid and respectful’ conversations with Chinese leadership.

"China will still make unremitting efforts to persuade South Korea and Japan to return to the track of regional cooperation," expert Zhan Debin told Newsweek.

“Reversing the old cliché, they’d prefer the devil they don’t know to the devil they do know.”

“This Camp David summitry — that’s really a big deal,” said Robert Sutter, a former national intelligence officer for East Asia and the Pacific who is now an…

Improved relations between Japan and South Korea could bolster the president’s legacy — if they endure.

The National Interest asked 13 scholars and experts to respond to the following question: Given growing tensions between the United States and China, where do you see the overall relationship headed? Towards a permanent state of competition? 

The trade rivalry between the United States and China ratcheted up this week with the world's two largest economies weighing new restrictions that experts say are a sign of more pressure to come.

Secretary of State Anthony Blinkens trip to China marks the first visit to the country for a top U.S. diplomat in five years. But thawing relations may require more than diplomacy.