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Even China's biggest tennis fans haven't heard about Peng Shuai's alleged disappearance, which is causing alarm among international tennis players and human rights groups.
The same time, peter? >> it's not good news. you lay this on, things like afghanistan, the problems there, concerns about the war on terror, the lack of tax on iran with their nuclear program. the foreign policy of the biden administration is not making great gains. i'm underwhelmed at this point. people are testing the administration. they're looking for signs of weakness. they want to advance their interests. they want to see how the biden administration will respond to chinese provocations in the south china see, chinese provocations around taiwan, what russia does in the black sea. at this...
Hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops remain unvaccinated as COVID-19 vaccine mandate deadlines loom, according to data reviewed ...
China is attacking the West's colonial legacy. That may backfire on Beijing CNN 17 hrs ago By Ben Westcott and Jessie Yeung, CNN © Darryl Dyck/AP Handprints on the side of a truck riding in a convoy of vehicles in support of the Tk'emlups te Secwepemc people, after the remains of 215 children were discovered buried near the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in Canada's British Columbia, on June 5. Editor's note: CNN has launched the Meanwhile in China newsletter, a three-times-a-week update exploring what you need to know about the country's rise and how it impact...
Australians consider China security threat, study suggests As our relationship with China hits an all-time low, new figures suggest that the majority of Aussies also view the country as a security threat rather than an economic partner. The annual study â conducted by the Lowy Institute â has been conducted for the past 17 years, however this is the first time views on China have dropped this low. "We have never seen views towards China plummet this low," Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Program Director Natasha Kassam said on Weekend Today. READ MORE: Public Opinio...