The fight over fish is real, and it’s only going to get worse
Fish and other forms of sea life are already becoming another source of geopolitical competition, experts say
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Beijing counters Xinjiang criticism with spin
An international publicity campaign could counteract foreign criticism of Beijing's policies in the province of Xinjiang. Add more
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Australia to reopen WWII base to counter China influence
As part of its efforts to stave off China's growing influence in the region, Australia will reopen a large military base on Papua New Guinea. The island base was...
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China’s maritime Road may pose risk for EU, says think-tank
International think-tank SIPRI published a report on the terrestrial aspect of the Belt and Road Initiative earlier this year
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UK-China relationship at risk over maritime incursion, warns Beijing
A major official Chinese newspaper warned that any future post-Brexit free trade deal could be affected
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Business tycoon’s arrest ignites Chinese internet
Billionaire tech mogul Richard Liu returned to China after being arrested on suspicion of sexual assault in Minnesota
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President Xi says Chinese funds not to be used for African ‘vanity projects’
The Chinese leader's comments come before the start of the triennial China-Africa summit
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Google develops censorship-friendly search engine in China
Reporting on why Google's entry into the Chinese market matters
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US government pays out to protect farmers hit by trade war
Department of Agriculture announced details of a $12 billion package for farmers affected by first round of trade dispute
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US-China trade war escalates with new tariffs
China says it must ‘continue to make the necessary counterattacks’ against U.S. tariffs
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Australia bans Chinese tech companies providing 5G infrastructure
Several other governments have voiced concern over smartphone companies' security
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China’s economic influence leaves Taiwan searching for allies
El Salvador became the latest country to side with Beijing due to what the government in Taipei calls 'debt-trap diplomacy'
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