John Feng

American military bases in Japan, especially in Okinawa, have reported a record spike in COVID cases in recent weeks.

Beijing, which now praises its own system as more democratic, took to lecturing the United States on the anniversary of the Capitol riot on Thursday.

The expectant mother was eight months pregnant when medical staff turned her away on New Year's Day.

As 13 million in a city in northwest China strain under two full weeks of lockdown, another 1.1 million were confined to their homes in central China on Monday.

Monday's joint statement released by the UN Security Council's permanent members has been praised both in Beijing and Washington for its significance.

Tesla's Xinjiang dealership has drawn criticism as rights groups continue to raise concerns about the plight of the region's Uyghurs.

"Spider-Man: No Way Home" could be the first phase 4 MCU movie to be released in China, but, for now, the Marvel blackout continues.

Taipei and Washington, D.C, are reportedly in discussions over Taiwan's participation in the State Partnership Program.

The five powers, who also are permanent members of the UN Security Council, recommitted to never targeting other states with nuclear weapons

China's Defense Ministry said President Joe Biden's $768 billion defense package had put U.S.-China relations in a "dangerous place."

In its year-end press conference on Wednesday, the Taiwan Affairs Office in Beijing said China was confident it has the upper hand in cross-strait relations.

Another general survey this week found only 40.3 percent of respondents were willing to fight or see their family members take up arms against China.

Local prosecutors also charged a pair of suspects with breaching smuggling and public health laws earlier this month.

In a year-end newsletter to his supporters, Trump called Biden "a failed president."

Taipei said it welcomes pro-Taiwan initiatives in the NDAA and would conduct its own assessment about appropriate areas for cooperation with the U.S.

Sandra Oudkirk, director of the American Institute in Taiwan, said the Chinese military air incursions are destabilizing and "run the risk of miscalculation."

The Japan-based civilian employee tested positive postmortem, the naval base said in a press release on Tuesday.

Top defense officials from Japan and China agreed to establish a hotline for crisis management in 2022.

China classed both incidents as constituting "dangers to the life or health of astronauts aboard the China Space Station."

'The Battle at Lake Changjin' has made more money at the global box office than blockbusters like 'Spider-Man: No Way Home.'

The sculpture, by Danish artist Jens Galschiøt, was erected in Hong Kong in 1997. It was pulled down under a shroud of secrecy on Thursday.

Chinese state media criticized Intel this week before the American chipmaker issued an apology on Thursday.

Beijing decried what it considers foreign interference this week as the State Department appointed career diplomat Uzra Zeya to the role of Tibet coordinator.

The Chinese province of Shaanxi has reported a growing cluster of 149 cases in the past two weeks.

Chinese air force operations in the international airspace around the island have nearly tripled from the same period last year.

Cui Tiankai, China's long-serving former envoy in Washington, D.C., said the United States won't accept the rise of a great power belonging to another race.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi pinned the blame for difficult U.S.-China relations squarely on "strategic misjudgment" in Washington.

The comments came after national security adviser Jake Sullivan said U.S. policy was geared toward sustaining deterrence.

The former president told Fox News that China had "destroyed the world" by causing the coronavirus pandemic, estimating that it had led to $60 trillion in damage.

Beijing piled on international pressure after the Pentagon said it won't discipline any troops over a drone strike that killed 10 Afghan civilians in August.