The Denuclearization Surrender
China’s demand that North Korea disarm was also its leverage. Xi gave up both, just as Kim turns to confront Washington.
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Federal Authorities Target Online Network Linked To Chinese Intelligence
According to officials, the websites presented themselves as legitimate consulting and recruiting firms, advertising positions such as defense analyst and policy consultant.
Taiwan Conducts HIMARS Rocket Drill Facing China
The exercise formed part of broader military maneuvers along Taiwan’s western coast, which faces mainland China.
China Poised To Overtake U.S. As Top Nuclear Power Producer
While the United States still operates the world’s largest fleet of nuclear reactors, China has emerged as the dominant force in new construction.
Xi’s Silence On North Korea’s Nuclear Program Draws Attention
During his first trip to Pyongyang in seven years, Xi notably refrained from publicly criticizing North Korea’s nuclear weapons program, a move analysts view as a significant signal of Beijing’s current priorities.
Why Does China Unicom Oppose The FCC’s Proposed Telecom Restrictions
In a filing submitted to the Federal Communications Commission, China Unicom’s U.S. unit argued that the proposal would harm American companies with significant operations and supply chain interests in China.
Russia Receives Rare Lunar Soil From China’s Chang’e-6 Mission
According to Russia’s Space Research Institute, 1.5 grams of lunar soil gathered during China’s Chang’e-6 mission were handed over on June 3.
How China Is Expanding Its Strategic Partnership With Kim Jong Un
During talks in Pyongyang, Xi called for expanded collaboration in trade, agriculture, technology, healthcare and security affairs
China's Super Buyer Widens Its Reach Beyond Iron Ore
Beijing taps CMRG to steer overseas mining deals, extending state purchasing power across strategic minerals.
China And North Korea Vow Stronger Strategic Ties
Xi told Kim that China’s commitment to its longstanding partnership with North Korea would not change regardless of shifts in the international environment.
Analysts Warn Oil Prices May Rise Despite China’s Demand Slowdown
China cut crude imports from 11.7 million barrels per day in February to less than 9 million barrels per day by late May
Why Is Xi Jinping Visiting North Korea After Seven Years
The trip highlights Beijing’s effort to reaffirm its influence over North Korea, despite Pyongyang’s increasingly close military and political ties with Russia
The Home Front
Xi staged a year of pressure on Japan for an audience at home, and lost the one abroad
The Boxed-In Giant
On the map that decides a war over Taiwan, China is the trapped one, and Xi tightened the trap himself
The Backfire
A year of Chinese pressure left Japan's new prime minister stronger than it found her
Five Eyes Flags Chinese Recruiting Efforts On LinkedIn
The alliance said these efforts increasingly rely on professional networking platforms, including LinkedIn, to identify and approach potential targets.