China has released a cartoon depicting Taiwan's president as a parasite held by chopsticks to be cooked over a fire - as Beijing's armed forces have surrounded the island in a show of strength.

Some experts say Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs, which extended even to remote islands, were meant to cut China from the global supply chain with whatever means necessary.

China has taken steps to restrict local companies from investing in the US, according to people familiar with the matter, in a move that could give Beijing more leverage for potential trade ...

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OTTAWA - Paul Chiang says is no longer running for the Liberals in this federal election after days of mounting pressure for him to resign or be fired over his comments that a political opponent ...

He covers U.S.-China relations, East Asian and Southeast ... Command's Chinese social media accounts, titled Shell. The cartoon depicts President Lai Ching-te as a "parasite poisoning Taiwan ...

The plan builds on Premier Li Qiang’s promise during a major political meeting earlier this month to ensure that the “giant ship of China’s economy” will “sail steadily toward the future.” ...

By Alexandra Stevenson Reporting from Shanghai and Beijing Tesla is getting crushed in China, its most important market outside the United States and one that it had dominated for years.

Their road map for economic stimulus included larger pensions, better medical benefits and higher wages — measures that could bolster China’s lagging domestic consumption. But it assigned many ...

The state-backed Global Times published an editorial Monday in which it called VOA a “lie factory” with an “appalling track record” when it comes to China-related reporting. The ...

HONG KONG -- Chinese state media escalated criticism of CK Hutchison, the Hong Kong-based conglomerate owned by tycoon Li Ka-shing's family, arguing that its agreement to sell Panama Canal port ...