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We knew some pushback would follow. beijing's has always been unhappy when the leader of an island it considers to be its own maintains a high level dialogue with the united states. however, i have to put it into context, i think today's response, china has announced three days of drills, is relatively measures compared to last august when kevin mccarthy's predecessor visited taiwan. in contrast, we are seeing live fire drills, they are taking place close to mainland china's coast. we've seen some warplanes and ships cross the line separating the taiwan strait, the narrow strip of water betwee...

William Pesek is an award-winning Tokyo-based journalist and author of "Japanization: What the World Can Learn from Japan's Lost Decades."The disappea

HONG KONG -- A boom in infrastructure projects linking Hong Kong to the surrounding Pearl River estuary is blurring the already hazy border separating

Under the pretence of eradicating crime, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been carrying out mass surveillance drives in its Uyghur Region, Tibet, that has led a group of global lawmakers to urge their individual governments to halt business with companies like the PRC state-backed BGI Group and US company Thermo Fisher that are supplying the PRC government with technologies to conduct biometric surveillance, Geopolitik reported.

Tenzin Lekshay, the official spokesperson of the Tibetan government in exile, has said that Central Tibetan Administration has issued a statement to extend solidarity with the people who have been facing difficulties in China due to the 'zero-COVID policy.'