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Flags of Taiwan and U.S. are placed for a meeting between U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce speaks and with Su Chia-chyuan, President of the Legislative Yuan in Taipei

Trump Warns China Will Likely Invade Taiwan ‘Sooner Rather Than Later’

China has long claimed the self-ruled island of Taiwan as part of its territory.

China Stands With Russia, Will Not Impose Sanctions

China Construction Bank Chairman Guo Shuqing speaks during a news conference announcing annual results in Hong Kong

Guo Shuqing, the chairperson of China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission and Chinese Communist Party secretary of the People’s Bank of China, said on Wednesday that China will not sanction Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Biden's Defense Delegation Lands In Taiwan; Angry China Says U.S. Will Pay 'Heavy Price'

Michael Mullen, the former US chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, greeted Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen during a visit to Taipei

China warned that the U.S. move to back Taiwanese independence forces will "accelerate" their fall.

Satellite Image Shows 50,000-Year-Old Asteroid Impact Crater In China [Photo]

It is only the second impact crater to be discovered in China.

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Baidu joins brands such as Nike and Ferrari in experimenting with metaverse projects

What To Know About China’s ‘Metaverse’: Creating A Virtual World Amid Strict Regulation

China is looking to regulate the metaverse as it is being developed.

'World-Class': China Claims Its New Portable Missile Can Distinguish Targets From Decoys

China claims no foreign counterpart has yet publicly demonstrated such capability.

A backlog in shipping containers has caused a logjam at deep-water ports such as Felixstowe in eastern England

US Trade Deficit Approaches $1 Trillion In 2021, Reaching Record Highs

The U.S trade deficit topped $1 trillion in 2021 as Americans imported more goods and services despite the ongoing supply chain snarls created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

What is Metaverse and How is It the Next Big Thing in Crypto?

Senator Pat Toomey Warns China's Digital Currency Could Subvert US Sanctions

Amid concerns raised by the Senator, China has debuted an international trial for the digital yuan at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics

Then Vice-President Joe Biden (C) and sons Hunter Biden (L) and Beau Biden walk in then-President Barack Obama's Inaugural Parade January 20, 2009 in Washington, DC

GOP To Investigate Claims Biden Family Received $31M From China If It Wins House

The Biden family allegedly entered five deals with individuals with ties to Chinese intelligence.

The Beijing Winter Olympics ski jumping venue in Zhangjiakou

Inside The Beijing Olympics 'Nightmarish' COVID-19 Quarantine Facility

A Russian athlete at the quarantine facility said she received a tray of "inedible" plain pasta and charred meat on a bone for five days straight.

Researchers have said a virus-monitoring app all Winter Olympics attendees must use has a 'simple but devastating' encryption flaw

Watch Out For Hackers At Winter Olympics, FBI Warns Ahead Of Opening Ceremonies In Beijing

The FBI is warning attendees and businesses at the Beijing Winter Olympics to be wary of the cybersecurity risks that they should be protecting against three days before the games begin.

Beijing is the first city to host both a Winter and Summer Olympics

Beijing In The Midst Of Omicron Outbreak As Winter Olympics Approach

Beijing, China has recorded cases of the COVID-19 Omicron variant, the highest numbers in the country since June 2020.

Video Of Woman Locked In Hut With Chain Around Her Neck Sparks Outrage

A statement by the authorities said the woman was diagnosed with a mental illness.

China Warns US That Taiwan Dispute Can 'Spark Military Conflict' Between Superpowers

China’s ambassador to the United States issued an unusually blunt warning that any attempt by Taiwan to achieve independence will lead to war between the two superpowers.

The ban on China Unicom from operating in the United States is the latest volley in a long-running stand-off between Washington and Beijing

Concerns Over Chinese Spying Halts Unicom Expansion Into US Market

The FCC cited a security risk from the Chinese Communist Party.

All those attending the Olympics in Beijing have to download MY2022, an app China says is to monitor Covid, but which anaylsts warn has "devastating" security flaws

Are China's Zero COVID Plans Helping Or Hurting? IMF Warns It May Be A 'Burden' Globally

The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned on Friday that China's zero tolerance strategy for dealing with COVID-19 may be hurting its own economy and ones worldwide.

China has warned Western nations they would 'pay the price' for a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics

Olympic Athletes Advised To Not Speak On China's Human Rights Abuses

Athletes competing in the 2022 Winter Olympics may face punishment and surveillance if they speak about human rights abuses committed by the Chinese government.

The United States exported more in October, causing a big drop in its trade deficit

US Trade Deficit Ballooned By 19.3% In November As Exports Slowed, Imports Soared

The U.S trade deficit expanded in November by over 19.3% as exports fell behind and import demand jumped amid concerns about COVID-19.

China Court: Spouses 'Cannot File For Divorce' Despite Catching Partners Cheating

The Chinese court also ruled that spouses cannot use cheating as a reason to request compensation for damages.

Researchers Discover Tallest Begonia Species In Asia

A person had to stand atop a car just to help measure it.

Tesla Asked To Shut Down Xinjiang Showroom Over Human Rights Abuses

Advocates nationwide are calling on Tesla to shut down its newly opened showroom in Xinjiang, China, where Muslim ethnic minorities are the subjects of human rights abuses.

Public Health Alert Issued For Meat, Poultry Products Imported From China

The issue was discovered through an investigation.

Thirteen million residents in northern Xi'an are in their seventh day of home confinement

Chip Shortage May Worsen After Severe COVID-19 Outbreak In This Chinese City

The current global shortage in semiconductor chips may worsen after two of the largest manufacturers warned a COVID-19 outbreak in China may cut into production.