President Xi Jinping

Nancy Pelosi's potential visit has unsettled Beijing, which has made several threats to the U.S. in the past few days.

The island nation has had its air defense forces begin readying for a potential conflict with China, according to SET News on Monday.

A top Biden administration official has explained how the U.S. plans to contain Chinese aggression in the Pacific in coordination with American allies.

The remarks by the former generals come in the wake of China and Russia vetoing further sanctions against North Korea last month for the first time since 2006.

The president has said U.S. policy on Taiwan hasn't changed despite stronger rhetoric during his trip to Asia.

"Our cooperation not only advances the interests of both peoples but also contributes to peace, stability and development in the world," China said.

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.

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

The low voter engagement came as the elections were held for the first time under new laws that only allow "patriots" loyal to Beijing to run for seats.

The annual meeting—arranged before Monday's Biden-Xi summit—is to take place between Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington, D.C.

"I was so frightened that afternoon, never thinking that this thing could happen," Peng's post said.

While speaking at the COP26 summit Monday, President Joe Biden said that it was a "big mistake" for China not to make an in-person appearance at the talks.

"Nobody wants to see cross-Strait issues come to blows—certainly not President Biden, and there's no reason that it should," Austin said.

"More than 150 Tibetan people have burned themselves alive...I stand with my Tibetan brothers and sisters, and I support their calls for Freedom," Kanter said.

The director of Taiwan's National Security Bureau said China's ruling Communist Party is "trapped inside a security dilemma."

News of the meeting comes after White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met with Yang Jiechi, a senior Chinese foreign policy adviser.

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While unleashing private industry, the ruling party has maintained an iron grip on political power, along with preferential policies toward state-run companies.

The Biden administration should reject attempts to use China to keep every Pentagon program fed.

Japanese Prime Minister Suga was the first foreign leader to visit the Biden White House. Their shared concern: the challenge of containing an increasingly restive Beijing.

Ascertaining the origins of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, is vital in order to address the current pandemic and reduce the risk of future ones.

The House speaker was reacting to the president's executive order which brought sanctions against Beijing for imposing a security law that restricts freedoms in Hong Kong.

Teachers in China were instructed to remove books featuring "illegal" content from school libraries and send lists of the offending titles to top education officials for review.

The Chinese Communist Party's ruthless aggression toward Hong Kong must be firmly resisted.

The bug known as 2019-nCoV has killed over 1,000 people and spread to over 25 countries and territories.

President Donald Trump's administration says a "phase one" deal with Beijing is imminent which would see billions of dollars of tariffs on Chinese goods removed.

Beijing aims to become the world's dominant military force, and its rapid progress took the Pentagon by surprise.

30 years later, the sad reality is that we have no strategy to change the evolution of China away from a Communist Party-controlled giant surveillance system.

The trade war between the United States and China has cast a shadow on global markets.

The comments came just days after Xi reserved the right to use force to bring Taiwan under the mainland's control.