After a spy balloon flew over America, U.S. President Joe Biden let slip that he regards Xi Jinping as a ‘dictator.’ Emotions on the issue are still running high. But does it matter?
The popular Chinese-owned social media app might be banned in the U.S. Can it survive?
Hong Kong residents living in the U.S. will now get to stay for an additional two years under Deferred Enforced Departure (DED), the U.S. government announced today, less than two weeks before the initial protections were set to expire.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida seems to have the full support of America, Britain, and Italy to develop advanced defense systems.
Softer words were exchanged between Xi Jinping and the leaders of Australia and the U.S., Britain’s leader may ease up on China, and the world seems like a slightly less dangerous place.
A fortnight after Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan and enraged Beijing, another group of U.S. politicians touched down in Taipei. But Joe Biden and Xi Jinping are still set to meet face to face in November, according to a new report.
Chinese state media attempts to weaken Western sanctions resolve, while NATO’s Strategic Concept slams the Sino-Russia strategic partnership.
As Biden faces backlash over the Summit of the Americas this week, China’s ties in Latin America are only growing stronger.
A note for Weekly newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn.
Demetri Sevastopulo, veteran Asia reporter who covers the U.S.-China relationship for the Financial Times, talks about his breaking stories and the Biden administration's long-awaited China policy.