The Jan. 3 capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro by U.S. Special Forces has made it crystal clear that there is a new rule book on foreign interference in the Western Hemisphere.
Chinese military warplane flights around Taiwan have declined sharply while warships incursions continue to be detected around the self-ruled island in the run-up to a planned summit between President Trump and his Chinese counterpart.
The Trump administration's lifting of restrictions on H200-class chips marks a turning point in the debate over export controls.
Japan is preparing to deploy its first batch of domestically developed long-range missiles, with their launchers arriving at an army camp Monday as the country accelerates its offensive capability in response to rising challenges in the region.
China said it hopes this year will be a "landmark year" for its relationship with its biggest competitor, the U.S., striking a largely positive tone ahead of an expected summit between the leaders of the two countries later this month.
China's President Xi Jinping on Saturday said political loyalty in the military must be ensured and called for resolutely pushing forward the fight against corruption as a military purge widened.
Hong Kong pro-democracy ex-publisher Jimmy Lai will not appeal the national security conviction for which he was sentenced to 20 years in prison last month, his legal team said Friday.
China's military is expanding its forces with new submarines and drone weapons that threaten America's undersea advantage, senior Navy officers disclosed this week.
At the Ninth Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea, held every five years, North Korea's Kim Jong-un left the door open for engagement with the U.S. and reaffirmed hostility with South Korea.
The Trump administration's military operation against Iran, ostensibly to destroy a reviving nuclear program and remove regional and global terrorist threats, includes a major side benefit: It will undermine China's oil-based economy and counter Beijing's global anti-U.S. strategy, according to American experts.
The American decapitation strikes on Iranian and Venezuelan leadership should raise alarms for Taiwan, the island democracy claimed by China.
Last month, the Supreme Court struck down the tariffs the Trump administration imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
Behind the closed doors of the Munich Security Conference, a dangerous idea was forming in the minds of European leaders: that Europe must de-risk from the United States.
China denounced the U.S.-Israeli attack on its regional ally Iran, calling Saturday's missile strikes a violation of Iranian sovereignty and security.
The People's Forum, one of two leftist domestic groups identified by the State Department as linked to China, called Saturday for holding mass protests against the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran.
President Trump said in an 8-minute video posted on his Truth Social that the U.S. has begun "major combat operations in Iran." He claimed Iran has continued to develop its nuclear program and plans to develop missiles to reach the U.S. and appealed to the Iranian people to "take over your government."
Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi criticized China on Friday while doubling down on Tokyo's determination to upgrade its military capabilities.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said Wednesday that he is willing to reopen negotiations with the U.S. on the condition that it "withdraws its hostile policy" toward the nuclear-armed dictatorship.
South Korea has relaunched a fact-finding commission into its past human rights violations, with a key focus on the extensive fraud and malfeasance that corrupted the nation's historic foreign adoption program.
China's initial investments in Syria's post-war reconstruction could pose serious security risks for the region, advocates say, even as Damascus increasingly turns to the U.S. and Saudi Arabia for its most expensive projects.
