The US President has turned American foreign policy on its head. Millions of people in Taiwan are anxiously waiting to see what that means for them.

Boeing and Skydio are both cautionary tales. China will seek to leverage its vast commercial market to undermine US defense interests, and they are positioning themselves to respond materially when ...

When not alienating America's closest trading partners, threatening to take over Greenland, Gaza and the Panama Canal, ...

What China seems to be saying with its war games near Australia is: If you’re challenging our air space over the South China ...

China’s economy has grown impressively over the past several decades. It is now unquestionably the world’s second largest, and it has become far more innovative than it once was. But it is not nearly ...

When President Donald Trump sat down to lunch with his Japanese counterpart this month, talk turned quickly to how Tokyo ...

A string of crashes has left flyers on edge, and attention has been turned on those responsible for aviation safety in the ...

In response to the prospect of a tariff war, representatives of Taiwan’s ruling establishment headed to Washington on February 11 to express their willingness to “work with” the Trump administration.

The U.S. State Department has changed references to China on its website, emphasising the trade deficit in an expanded ...

One phone call does not a treaty make, but President Donald Trump’s conversation with Russia’s Vladimir Putin on ending the war in Ukraine is worrying Taiwan. China will watch developments ...

Trump is handing victory to Putin in Ukraine, to stop its destruction and conserve U.S. cash and combat power, in order to ...

The change rejects former Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s view that messaging about the Chinese Communist Party was linked to anti-Asian hatred.