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The United States consul general no longer needs to secure China's approval before meeting officials in the semi-autonomous Chinese city of Hong Kong, after a rule put in place during heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing was relaxed.

The Republican Arkansas delegation is demanding answers from the DEO for awarding a $200 million grant to a company linked to the CCP.

The river. 16 pro—democracy activists are going on trial in hong kong in one of activists are going on trial in hong kong in one of the activists are going on trial in hong kong in one of the most high—profile cases yet and a security law imposed by beijing. protests have been taking place outside the courthouse where the trial is taking place. they are part of bigger web after participating in an official election two years ago. the trial without jury years ago. the trial without jury is be...

After the United States shot down the Chinese spy balloon on Saturday, Beijing protested and said it’s “the ...

Verdict: MISLEADING

The United States has no option but to defend its interests and engage with the CCP on a footing of equal diplomatic, economic and media reciprocity.

Beijing has used its economic clout and growing military strength to assert a role as a "near-Arctic" state to seek a security and economic role as a warming globe makes Arctic resources and trade routes more accessible.

It is threatening Taiwan, challenging its neighbors in the South China Sea, clashing with India high in the Himalayas and seeking to disrupt the U.S.-led international order everywhere from sub-Saharan Africa and South America to outer space and cyberspace. But now China is opening up yet another front in the quest to be the globe's rising superpower: the South Pole.

South Korea reportedly sent thousands of police officers to descend on the headquarters of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU).

A group of activists protested in front of a theater in New York, where the Hong Kong Ballet ...