Communist Party

Leading Chinese Communist Party newspaper the People's Daily continues its anti-Western commentary against NATO and the United States.

The Communist Party regime has not been able to encourage procreation.

Countries, in our era of deglobalization, have just found new weapons.

The peaceful, romantic view of Che is mere fiction.

China and Japan are marking half a century of diplomatic relations this year.

Because we are in different political camps, especially in a democracy, that does not mean we are sworn enemies.

For decades, our leaders have ignored us, at cost of blood, treasure and legitimacy—undermining our national interest.

GOP lawmakers are quick to attack China, but the billionaire Tesla CEO has called the nation the "future," saying he loves the country.

Chinese officials probably believe they can evade any American sanctions.

Xi may not think he's on the wrong side of history, but he is clearly on the wrong side of an emerging divide.

While our deep entanglement with China's economy makes broad sanctions hard to implement, trade can still be a useful "stick" to punish and ideally change behavior—if used wisely.

Conditions were so poor on the truck carrying the dogs that 12 puppies had died by the time it was intercepted by local police and activists.

A new editorial series in the Chinese Communist Party's flagship newspaper gives its support to Russia's grievances against the United States and NATO.

Taipei's top intelligence official assessed the popular FSB letters as likely psychological operations run out of the Kremlin.

Chinese-language video streaming site GTV, launched in 2020 by Guo Wengui and Bannon, shut down Thursday morning amid legal troubles for the Chinese exile.

The Former Secretary of State is in Taiwan as a private citizen, after the Biden administration dispatched its own delegation amid concerns over Ukraine.

A delegation of former U.S. officials sent to Taiwan by Joe Biden arrived on Tuesday, as China said its "will to defend national sovereignty is unwavering."

Vladimir Putin's choice to follow through on invasion threats has sparked discussions in Taiwan about Xi Jinping's intentions.

Yan Jiarong of the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games interjected to have the final say on questions related to Taiwan and the Uyghurs.

The 64-meter high Big Air slope is situated in an industrial park, on the site of a former steel mill, and it doesn't look particularly pretty.

Congress has been notified of the State Department's approval of a $100 million support package for Taiwan's Patriot missile defense system.

Confidence that China can somehow avoid an impending financial crisis is misplaced.

There were 45 new coronavirus cases on Friday, the second highest figure since teams started arriving for the 2022 Winter Olympics.

A group of 16 Republican Congress members worry that Chinese authorities may surveil and imprison athletes who speak out against China's Uyghur genocide.

The Chinese leader wants to emerge from the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing as Dictator for Life.

"When conventional galleries and venues are too intimidated to exhibit my art due to threats from Beijing, the Internet has been the last resort for artists like me," said Badiucao.

Chinese Communist Party chairman Xi Jinping is poised to open the 2022 Olympics in Beijing this week.

Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter prohibits demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda, and China warned Olympians could be punished.

A logistical supply chain with little resiliency has collapsed.

Between 2020 and 2021, Taiwan was listed as a province of China, but in 2022 diaries, references to the island disappeared altogether.