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TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — The top U.S. envoy to Taiwan on Wednesday said American support for the island is “rock-solid, principled, and bipartisan,” and said Washington will continue to follow through on its commitments to ensure the island can defend itself against threats from China.
Chinese state media and officials have threatened to retaliate against the Netherlands and Japan, urging them not to accept Washington’s requests to strengthen their chip export controls targeting China.
NEW YORK (Reuters) -- A former aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has been charged with acting as an undisclosed agent of the Chinese government, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn said.
MANILA – Will the Sabina Shoal be the trigger point for US intervention in the escalating China-Philippine clashes in the contested South China Sea?
Huawei said Monday it plans to hold a product launch event this month just hours after Apple's annual iPhone reveal as the Chinese technology giant looks to upstage its U.S. rival.
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister, yesterday brushed aside pleas from allies and chants from Israeli protesters who demanded an immediate cease-fire in Gaza.
NEW YORK -- On July 27, Doug Emhoff walked onto a stage in a small Wisconsin city 1,200 kilometers northwest of Washington. He spoke on behalf of his wife, Kamala Harris, just six days after the vice president of the U.S. launched her bid to win the presidency for the Democratic Party this November.
SINGAPORE: Washington’s refusal to grant Hanoi a “market economy” status provides Beijing with a timely opportunity to capitalise on its socialist neighbour’s hurt feelings and to shore up their closer ties through Vietnam’s Communist Party chief’s visit, say analysts.