John Feng

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi pinned the blame for difficult U.S.-China relations squarely on "strategic misjudgment" in Washington.

The comments came after national security adviser Jake Sullivan said U.S. policy was geared toward sustaining deterrence.

The former president told Fox News that China had "destroyed the world" by causing the coronavirus pandemic, estimating that it had led to $60 trillion in damage.

Beijing piled on international pressure after the Pentagon said it won't discipline any troops over a drone strike that killed 10 Afghan civilians in August.

China's Foreign Ministry went on the offensive on Wednesday after the House of Representatives passed the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act.

Hu Xijin—perhaps the loudest voice in China's English-language media circles—announced his imminent departure in a brief social media post on Thursday.

Beijing's maritime authorities have announced a series of live-fire drills scheduled for this week.

A compromise version of the legislation was passed in the House of Representatives on Tuesday after months of negotiations.

The World Trade Centre fire broke out during a lunchtime rush in one of the city's busiest shopping districts, reports said Wednesday.

China's Foreign Ministry responded after Secretary of State Antony Blinken raised concerns about Beijing's "aggressive actions" in Asia.

The three-day virtual dialogue is only the third U.S.-China defense meeting to be publicized this year.

Abe's remarks come two weeks after he sparked a minor diplomatic incident by sharing identical views in a similar setting.

The largest faction of Japan's ruling party is reportedly pressuring the new prime minister, Fumio Kishida, into taking a hard line against China.

President Biden's Summit for Democracy began as China spent the week trying to convince observers that it is a democracy too.

Members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee told key Biden officials on Wednesday that the U.S. needed to clarify its intent to safeguard Taiwan.

The Chinese government has ramped up its rhetoric since the U.S. announced a diplomatic boycott of Beijing 2022 on Monday.

Critics have accused the Biden administration of not going far enough, but Team USA argues that a full boycott of Beijing 2022 would not be effective either.

Patrick Orlando holds the CEO post of a Wuhan-based shell company that filed for delisting on Monday.

Beijing says it isn't bothered by the U.S. diplomatic boycott of the Winter Games, but diplomats and state media personalities are lining up to criticize it on social media.

With only weeks remaining until Beijing 2022 opens next February 4, the United States is leading a wave of diplomatic boycotts over China's human rights abuses.

Departing from State Department guidelines last week, Secretary Blinken described Taiwan as a country for the third time publicly this year.

The White House said China's cooperation on global issues such as climate change "is not a favor" to the United States.

The Biden administration's decision to boycott Beijing 2022 has led to a mixed response from China, which appears to be caught between anger and indifference.

China's former envoy to London accused the United States of "political posturing" despite having not been invited to next year's Winter Olympics.

Hong Kong's South China Morning Post reported that talks were agreed on during last month's highly watched summit between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping.

The House speaker reaffirmed the United States' commitment to Taiwan's freedom, security and human rights.

International demands for proof that the tennis star is safe led to another video call between the IOC and Peng Shuai on Wednesday.

The former Japanese prime minister singled out Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Wednesday, warning him not to "misjudge" potential responses from Japan and the U.S.

The Republican congresswoman told Fox News that every member of the visiting delegation was pressured by the Chinese Embassy ahead of a trip to Taiwan.

A Lithuanian lawmaker fired back at the outspoken editor of Communist Party-owned newspaper The Global Times on Tuesday.