China’s anticorruption crackdown is impeding its military buildup plans, Pentagon says
A widespread anticorruption campaign within the senior levels of the Chinese military and government is impeding its push to build up its military by 2027, the Pentagon says in a new report released on Wednesday.
China Vows to Maintain Border Peace With India
China's oil consumption is set to peak by 2027, state refining giant Sinopec said on Thursday, as diesel and gasoline demand ...
China's nuclear arsenal now stands at 600 warheads, according to the Pentagon. Its new estimate means Beijing is still ...
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Fla., on the increase in Chinese nuclear warheads since 2020 and whether the Biden administration's foreign policy ...
Records and interviews show that Beijing has used pandas as leverage to shape policy on Taiwan and to cultivate relationships ...
China issued rules on Thursday to tighten scrutiny of foreign accounting firms' domestic operations as Beijing seeks to rein ...
Under the newly expanded visa-free transit policy, U.S. citizens may enter many parts of China for up to 10 days without a ...
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An EV has to be equipped with the right technology to receive a swap — and not many models around the world currently have it ...
American intelligence agencies have warned of influence operations targeting city halls and statehouses. But what’s in it for ...
China is skirting U.S. efforts to block its interference in areas ranging from trade to national security by cozying up with ...
A Pentagon report says China is expanding its nuclear force, has increased military pressure against Taiwan and has ...
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