China
Police Shut China's First Sex Doll Brothel but Owner Says Clients 'Need' It
Li Bo, who claims to have opened the country's first sex doll hotel in 2018, said authorities in southern China have yet to give him a reason for closing his businesses.
Shocking Video Shows Repairman Dangling Over Highway After Truck Collision
The maintenance worker from China's central Hunan province was unharmed following the freak accident on Sunday, a witness said.
China Claims Record Communist Party Members As Xi Jinping Eyes Centennial
There will be no military parade to mark the Communist Party's 100th anniversary, but Chairman Xi Jinping will deliver a speech, a senior information officer said a press conference on Tuesday,
China Invading Taiwan Would Threaten U.S. Credibility in Asia—Top Admiral
Admiral John Aquilino, Biden's choice to lead U.S. forces in the Indo-Pacific, told senators on Tuesday that combined allied forces in the Western Pacific would deter a Chinese attack against Taiwan.
Biden's Fragility Puts the U.S. at a Diplomatic Disadvantage
There is a grave danger that Biden's weaknesses will cause America's will and confidence to deteriorate to a point from which a rebound will prove difficult.
Critical Minerals Emerge as the Battlefield of Great Power Competition
Increasingly stringent environmental regulations coupled with offshoring to lower-cost producers have led to the atrophy of domestic mining and refining capacity.
China, Russia, North Korea, Iran Build Ties as U.N. Friends Feud with U.S.
China, Russia, Iran and North Korea—members of the 17-party Friends in Defense of the Charter of the United Nations—have built on strategic partnerships with one another in recent days, challenging what they see as an increasingly aggressive United States attempting to thwart their interests.
Construction Worker's Head Impaled by 5-Foot Steel Bar
Members of the fire department in southwest China were dispatched to assist emergency room doctors following the horrific accident on Monday.
China State Media Hails 'Swift Counterattack' to Sanctions Over Uyghurs
China's sanction list of 10 people and four entities includes European Union members of parliament, politicians as well as scholars and think tanks.
Russia's Sergei Lavrov Wears Profanity-Laced COVID Mask on China Trip
The Russian foreign minister wore a mask which had been given to him by pool reporters for his birthday.
U.S. Spy Plane Sets Record With Close Flight Off Chinese Coastline
The U.S. Air Force reconnaissance aircraft reportedly made the run on China's southwestern coastline on Monday morning, but the precision of the flight data measurement is unclear.
Mocking by U.S. Adversaries Shows Biden Admin Neither Feared nor Respected
Biden administration officials are fond of saying America is "back." This is true insofar as it means reverting to Obama-era policies.
Long-Lost 'Twin Sisters' Find Each Other on TikTok, Plan DNA Test
Cheng Keke and Zhang Li, both from Henan province in central China, share the same birthday, blood type and birthmark.
DPRK Tells China They Should Team Up on 'Hostile Forces' as Both Face Biden
North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un stressed to Chinese President Xi Jinping "the need to strengthen the unity and cooperation between the two parties and two countries to cope with the hostile forces' all-round challenges and obstructive moves."
After U.S. Talks Turn Tense, China Turns to Russia to 'Advance Cooperation'
"The more unstable the world is, the more China and Russia need to advance our cooperation," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said. "For a long period, the U.S. and the West wantonly interfered in other country's domestic affairs by using democracy and human rights as an excuse."
Biden Joins U.S. Allies in Sanctioning China for Uyghur Human Rights Abuse
The U.S. and Canada have already condemned China's actions toward Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim groups, including the government's use of internment camps, as genocide.
Trump Says China 'Laughs' at the U.S. Because of Fixation on 'Woke' Culture
During a Monday segment on Fox News, former President Donald Trump said China thinks "we're stupid, taking down the statues to great heroes and so many other things."
China Media Pushes for Russia Alliance After Biden-Putin Spat, Alaska Talks
Both Russia and China are warily watching President Joe Biden's team fortifying U.S. alliances across Europe and Asia.
Offer Iranian Freedom Fighters the Connectivity Beijing Wants to Take Away
The Iranian regime is shutting down the internet yet again this month—this time in response to the desperate protests in the Baluchistan and Sistan provinces.
The Confucius Classroom Conundrum
China's authoritarian government works hard to dampen any criticism of the CCP, and reaching children with colorful, positive messages about China is a well-worn propaganda tactic.
Cruz Calls for Beijing Olympics to Be Moved Amid Rising U.S.-China Tensions
Senator Ted Cruz and Representative Michelle Steel have called for the 2022 Olympic games to be relocated on behalf of "democracy and freedom around the world."
The U.S. Should Add a Little Humility to its China Policy
The U.S. foreign policy establishment is effectively treating China as it treated the Soviet Union for over four decades: as an overriding, existential danger to American power that seeks to rewrite the rules as they've existed since World War II.
China Fears Tesla Cars Could Be Sending Secret Locations to U.S.
Tesla vehicles will reportedly be restricted at government agencies, military facilities and some state-owned businesses.
China Blames U.S. for 'Strong Smell of Gunpowder and Drama'
Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian accused U.S. diplomats of making "groundless attacks" against China's foreign and domestic policies.
Video of China's Put Down of U.S. During Tense Meeting Goes Viral
Clips, shared widely on social media, show China's top foreign affairs chief, Yang Jiechi, clash with Antony Blinken, his U.S. counterpart.
Joe Biden Admin Enters War of Words with China, Russia, and North Korea
Biden vowed on the campaign trail to stand up to the world's authoritarians, and his opening moves have rankled American adversaries.
China Media Attacks 'Unreasonable' Tony Blinken after Alaska Meeting
The first bilateral face-to-face was dominated by a tense on-camera exchange between the two delegations.
China Says It's 'Furious and Sad' Over Anti-Asian Hate Crime Spike in U.S.
"We hope that the U.S. side will lend an ear to the cries of its own people and the international community," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian told reporters.
China Blames American Politicians for 'Racism and Hatred' Against Asians
China Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian told reporters that American politicians have "instigated racism and hatred, and condoned discrimination against Chinese students in the United States," following the Atlanta shooting on Tuesday.
Taiwan To Fight Off China Invasion for As Long as It Takes, Minister Says
Chiu Kuo-cheng, Taiwan's newly appointed defense minister, stressed the difference between China's capability to launch an attack and its ability to occupy the island nation of 23.5 people.

