Japan Keeps Intercepting China Military Drones and Spy Planes
China's unmanned aerial vehicles and People's Liberation Army warplanes have been detected in the skies around Japan on three consecutive days amid ongoing military exercises.
China's Sovereignty Over South China Sea 'Indisputable,' Beijing Claims
After Vice President Kamala Harris accused Beijing of coercion and bullying this week, China's Ministry of National Defense pushed back on the criticisms.
China Ramps up Attacks on U.S. Over 'Cold War' Mentality
A government spokesperson said Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's remarks were "irresponsible and wrong" after the U.S. official said Beijing was treading on the sovereignty of its neighbors.
Japan Snubs China Warnings to Invite Taiwan for Swift Security Talks
The talks are set for Friday and were confirmed less than a week after reports said Japan and Taiwan's ruling parties were hoping to hold a bilateral dialogue.
China Could Prevent 4.5 Million Births in Xinjiang, Researcher Claims
The latest study by leading Xinjiang researcher Adrian Zenz cites policy recommendations and analyses by Chinese officials and government-affiliated reports.
Kamala Harris Says U.S. To Combat 'Bullying' by China in South China Sea
The vice president, who is on a tour of Southeast Asia, spoke at a meeting with the Vietnamese president in Hanoi on August 25.
Taiwan 'Absolutely Capable' of Stopping China's Missiles, Says Tsai Ing-wen
Taiwan's president made the remarks during a visit to the island's air force missile command headquarters on Monday.
China Hits Back at Kamala Harris Rebuke With 'America First' Jibe
China's Foreign Ministry used the chaotic imagery of the ongoing U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan to suggest Washington, D.C., had lost all credibility.
China Pushes Own 'Lab Leak' Conspiracy As Biden's COVID Report Draws Near
Coordination between the Chinese government and state-owned media is reaching a crescendo as the deadline for the U.S. Intelligence Community's report nears.
Kamala Harris Speaks Out Against China for the First Time As Vice President
The vice president made the unmistakably pointed remarks in her most notable foreign policy speech to date on Tuesday, during a three-day visit to Singapore and a week-long stop in Southeast Asia.
Japan to Deploy Largest Vessel to Guard Senkaku Islands From China Patrols
China's coast guard has logged record consecutive days of operations in the waters around the disputed East China Sea islands.
China Won't Dial Down Aggression, Taiwan Preparing for the Worst: Official
A Taiwanese official in charge of relations with China said Communist Party leader Xi Jinping is not displaying particular urgency in wanting to resolve the issue surrounding Taiwan's status.
China Cautions Japan Against Holding Party-Led Security Talks With Taiwan
China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying urged Japan on Thursday to reconsider its arrangements with the Chinese-claimed island.
Taiwan President Says Country Can't Rely on China's 'Short-lived Goodwill'
Laying the foundations of Taiwan's security is the "mission of our times," Tsai Ing-wen told her party on Wednesday.
Japan and Taiwan Officials To Hold Security Talks Over Joint China Threat
The semi-official dialogue will mark the first-ever security talks between representatives from Japan and Taiwan.
China Cuts Railway Trade Link With Lithuania Amid Taiwan Row, Report Says
China's state-owned rail operator has denied the report, declaring that freight transportation between China and Lithuania is running normally.
China Warplanes Set New Record for Intrusions in Taiwan's Air Defense Zone
Taiwan's Defense Ministry reported around 380 sorties by Chinese military aircraft near Taiwan throughout 2020. That figure was matched and broken this week, with over four months left in the year.
Taliban Says It Is Getting 'Political Support' From China and Russia
The Taliban said on Tuesday that Pakistan, China and Russia had given the group "political support" and recognized it as a "great political and military force."
China Sends Warplanes Near Taiwan During Suspected Weapons Tests
People's Liberation Army spokesperson said warplanes and warships were deployed around southern Taiwan for a combined arms exercise on Tuesday.
'Don't Be Delusional,' Taiwan Warns China Amid Afghanistan Comparisons
Premier Su Tseng-chang said the Taiwanese government fears neither death nor imprisonment in the face of potential "annexation" by China.
China Warplane Fleet Enters Taiwan's Air Defense Zone After Two-Month Lull
Beijing's use of military aircraft to put pressure on Taiwan has decreased since record-breaking incursions were recorded in April.
Fact Check: Is Hong Kong's Falun Gong Group Leaving?
A Facebook page made in the name of Hong Kong Falun Gong claimed on Wednesday the religious group was "pulling out" of the city and shutting down its website.
Taiwan Eyes Seat at Joe Biden's Democracy Summit Amid Warnings Out of China
Described by the Biden administration as a "vibrant democracy," Taiwan is hoping to take part in the two-day virtual Summit for Democracy in December.
China and Russia Should Team up to 'Punish' Lithuania, Says Beijing Media
China's state-owned Global Times has continued its campaign against Lithuania following a decision to allow a de facto Taiwan embassy in Vilnius.
U.S. Senators Had to Sneak Into Taiwan to Help Seoul Avoid Wrath of China
In June, U.S. lawmakers flew covertly to Taiwan from a military base in South Korea. The politically sensitive visit boosted morale on the island during a COVID-19 outbreak and a vaccine shortage.
U.S. and Taiwan Coast Guards to Hold First Joint Drills At Sea: Report
Ship-tracking software showed Taiwan Coast Guard vessels sailing into the Pacific on Tuesday and Wednesday, but no U.S. Coast Guard ships were detected nearby.
China Media Cited Made-Up Expert Questioning WHO's COVID 'Lab Leak' Stance
The two-week-old Facebook account with one post and three friends likely "was not opened for social networking purposes," the Swiss Embassy in China said.
'Crazy, Tiny Country': China Media Lashes Out at Lithuania Over Taiwan
Hu Xijin of the Global Times criticized Lithuania on social media before penning an editorial about the Baltic state's refusal to acquiesce to China's demands.
Hypersonic Weapons May Evade $342M Pentagon Satellite Project: China Study
Chinese researchers said the Defense Department will need at least 10 times the number of satellites it's planning to build.
China Recalls Envoy to Lithuania In Spat Over De Facto Taiwan Embassy
China said Tuesday it was a response to Lithuania's decision to allow the opening of a representative office in Vilnius under the name "Taiwan."