News & Insights Across Asia
China demands that the United States revoke its $567 million arms sale to the Taiwan region, condemning the move as a violation of the one-China principle and a threat to regional peace and stability.
China’s Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao called on the U.S. to lift sanctions on Chinese enterprises during a phone call with U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo, emphasizing the need for stable economic ties.
China Media Group hosted “Written in the Sky: My China Story” in New York, celebrating 74 years of the People’s Republic of China and fostering China-U.S. cultural ties.
Chinese mainland spokesperson Lin Jian has condemned the U.S. approval of a military aid package to Taiwan, warning it violates the one-China principle and will lead to dire consequences for the U.S.
China’s Ministry of Commerce opposes new U.S. regulations aimed at restricting Chinese connected vehicles and related technologies, calling the measures protectionist and harmful to both nations.
Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, attended a vibrant cultural and sports exchange at Beijing No. 8 High School, emphasizing the importance of youth in China-U.S. relations.
The ban on Chinese software in U.S. autonomous vehicles threatens technological progress and global cooperation, impacting economies and innovation worldwide.
China has criticized a U.S. plan to ban Chinese-made software and hardware in electric vehicles, pledging to defend its lawful rights and interests amid rising tensions over trade and technology.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has urged the U.S. to end its obsession with containing China and focus on regional peace and cooperation, following statements made at the recent Quad summit.
China has urged the U.S. to stop arms sales to Taiwan region and cease sending signals to separatist forces, asserting that such actions infringe on China’s sovereignty and security interests.
U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan will meet China’s top diplomat Wang Yi in China to discuss key issues like the Taiwan question and trade, aiming to stabilize bilateral relations.
China and the U.S. held the fifth meeting of their Economic and Financial Working Groups in Shanghai, discussing key financial policy issues and enhancing cooperation to promote global financial stability.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s recent tour emphasizes Washington’s commitment to the Indo-Pacific amid shifting economic and geopolitical landscapes, turning the Asia-Pacific into a strategic focal point.
New York hosted a significant dialogue on China’s deepening reforms, bringing together global leaders to discuss opportunities for international cooperation and investment.
Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng emphasized the crucial role of sister cities in enhancing China-U.S. relations during the sixth U.S.-China Sister Cities Summit in Tacoma, calling for strengthened cooperation.
San Diego Zoo’s panda pair from China to make their public debut on August 8. The pandas, part of a conservation effort, have been settling in since their arrival earlier this summer.
Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed sympathy to former U.S. President Donald Trump after a shooting incident at a campaign rally left Trump injured, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced.
Peking University Professor Yao Yang warns that U.S. sanctions against China may be counterproductive, highlighting the need for cooperation in a globalized world.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill concerning Xizang (Tibet), challenging China’s sovereignty and potentially straining China-U.S. relations by violating international law principles.
China urges the U.S. to halt arms sales to the Taiwan region following a proposed $360 million deal, citing violations of the one-China principle and threats to regional stability.