John Feng

A senior official with the U.S. Seventh Fleet said China's actions risked creating a new normal in the region.

The movements of the Japan-based aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan have been of particular interest to members of China's war studies community this month.

It was only the second time the Chinese government announced largely symbolic sanctions against Taiwan's democratically elected representatives.

One in 10 Taiwanese remain untroubled by the prospect of a hot war across the Taiwan Strait, a recent survey found.

In a press conference after her congressional delegation's trip across Asia, the House speaker was adamant that China couldn't be allowed to "isolate Taiwan."

NK leader's sister Kim Yo Jong addressed a cheering crowd in Pyongyang on Wednesday, according to state media.

"The recovery efforts demonstrate the U.S. Navy's capabilities to conduct deep-water search and recovery operations world-wide," said the Sixth Fleet.

In the week since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi departed Taiwan, Chinese aircraft have flown nearly 300 sorties around the island.

In its first Taiwan white paper in over two decades, China promises prosperity for the island after "reunification."

China's military drills around Taiwan—a response to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's recent visit—were extended for a second time on Tuesday.

"Palates don't cheat," said China's senior government spokesperson Hua Chunying.

In a brief statement on Tuesday, the Chinese military said it would continue combat exercises around Taiwan.

China launched missiles into waters off Taiwan as part of its military exercises in response to Pelosi's visit this week.

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky has unsuccessfully sought a conversation with China's Xi Jinping in the five months since Russia's war began.

Ambassador Nicholas Burns received a dressing-down from Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Xie Feng late on Tuesday, China's state media said.

China's unprecedented military exercises around Taiwan are part of what the White House anticipates will be a long-term response to Nancy Pelosi's visit to the island.

Nationalistic rhetoric erupted on China's main social media website on Tuesday as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi landed in Taiwan for a historic visit.

The White House warns China not to use the trip as a "pretext to increase aggressive military activity" near Taiwan.

The speaker of the House is reportedly due to land at a different airport in Taipei late on Tuesday.

A congressional delegation led by the speaker of the House is currently in Malaysia for the second leg of the group's trip across Asia.

China's People's Liberation Army marks its 95th anniversary on August 1.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are already warning about the strategic costs to U.S. credibility if the House Speaker backs down.

The leaders of the two major powers will talk over existing frictions as well as new uncertainties thrown up by Nancy Pelosi's travel plans.

Pelosi's visit is quickly becoming the Biden administration's first real test of the "guardrails" it has sought to establish with China in the last 18 months.

To prepare for any contingency, U.S. forces in the region would be shifted to protect Pelosi's flight with fighter aircraft, naval ships and surveillance systems, officials said.

Beijing's warnings remain vague, but observers remain concerned about a potential accident in the Taiwan Strait.

U.N. human rights chief Michelle Bachelet committed to publishing her office's findings on Xinjiang before she steps down at the end of August.

Pelosi's office said it couldn't confirm or deny the reported travel plans for security reasons.

An American destroyer sailed through Chinese-claimed waters for the third time in a week.

The U.S.-China rivalry has found its way into American farm country.