
China Deploys 100+ Vessels Near Taiwan After Trump-Xi Summit
Taipei has accused Beijing of threatening regional stability after a sharp rise in Chinese naval activity stretching from the Yellow Sea to the western Pacific

Taipei has accused Beijing of threatening regional stability after a sharp rise in Chinese naval activity stretching from the Yellow Sea to the western Pacific

Mixed messaging from the White House has prompted Republic of China officials to seek clarification after Trump Beijing visit.

Europe’s main concern is not Taiwan or Iran, but a potential agreement on critical minerals and market access between China and the United States.

The meeting at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People ran for more than two hours, marking the first U.S. presidential visit to China in almost ten years.

While Sino-U.S. talks are expected to focus heavily on trade, regional tensions are never far away.

Taiwan’s Kuomintang chairwoman visits China—her party’s first leader in a decade to do so.

The latest threat report points to a slower, calculated approach from Beijing, with force still on the table if conditions shift.

Think tank argues for UAV-led resistance to potential Chinese invasion.

Ahead of their scheduled meeting this April, President Trump emphasized his “good” relationship with Chinese president Xi.

Plans include setting up a national intelligence bureau and strengthening the military.