China claims neutrality in global conflicts, but its support for Iran, Pakistan, and Palestine reveals a strategic, self-serving agenda that challenges its credibility as a responsible global power.

First off, where are they going to invade from? Iraq has US troops stationed in the country, but they have solid relations ...

Christopher Luxon's first visit to China as the Prime Minister (3 min 55 sec) Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is flying to China this morning, pledging to continue a "considered" course amid ...

China is significantly increasing its soft power and economic influence in global energy markets, particularly in Latin ...

The Costa Rican Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) recently sent five officials to Taiwan for security training, marking the first exchange between the two nations' governments since Costa ...

Coal remains one of the most heavily used energy sources in the world. From East to West, coal powers economies from China to ...

By 2030, Beijing – a signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) – is predicted to double its number of ...

The opening ceremony of the 17th Straits Forum • Cross-Strait Reading Conference was held in Fuzhou, on the morning of June 12. Guided by the Publishers Association of China, the Books and Periodicals ...

Taiwan has added China’s tech titan Huawei and chip giant Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) to its ...

The US has announced it will review its nuclear submarines agreement with Australia. What might be the implications for the Indo-Pacific?

Wang Huning makes the comments at Straits Forum after meeting Ma Ying-jeou, the first former Taiwanese leader to attend annual event.