Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is exploring an opportunity to meet US President Donald Trump during her visit to the United States later this month, as Tokyo seeks to exchange views with
China’s shadowy next-generation fighter jet programs appear to be accelerating, with newly released commercial satellite imagery showing both the J-36 and J-XDS stealth aircraft at a remote and heavily expanded airbase near
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MoreTaiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung accused China on Wednesday of reneging on a written promise to ensure “equal participation” for Taiwan at next year’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, which will be
MoreA U.S. appeals court on Tuesday cleared the way for Florida to enforce a law limiting property and land purchases by Chinese citizens, rejecting arguments that it violates federal law or discriminates
MoreSome 20 kilometers off the coast of Tianjin, a towering offshore platform rises from the Bohai Sea, symbolizing China’s $468 billion drive to boost domestic oil and gas output. The Caofeidian 11-1
MoreJust days before the second round of local elections in Macedonia, everyone here seems obsessed with one question: who will control the municipalities —and through them, control us? Power in this country
MoreThe era of nearly free money in Japan is over—and the nation’s companies are responding with unprecedented vigor on the global stage. According to Bloomberg, Japanese firms have raised $132 billion so
MoreStarbucks has agreed to sell a majority stake in its China operations to Boyu Capital, a Chinese private equity firm, ending months of speculation about its search for a domestic partner in
MoreThe Trump-Xi meeting in Busan, South Korea today —30 October 2025— may have brought about a temporary relief in the US-China trade war. But unless we see the fine print of the agreement,
MoreIsrael is dumping Chinese vehicles it bought for its senior officers and their families, a perk to support career retention in military service. Up to 700 vehicles, most of them manufactured by
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