Cindy Li

One of the threats to Xi is rival CCP factions—princelings seeking reform and hardline ultra-left Maoists—joining forces to oppose him.

The communist regime may look for alternative ways to offset the impact of U.S. tariffs, such as creating distractions, say China watchers.

If the USD-yuan exchange rate breaks through 8, it could trigger a global crisis of confidence in the Chinese economy, says economist David Huang.

Billionaire tycoon Li Ka-shing is engaged in a protracted power struggle over ports in the Panama Canal.

Article 7 of the regulations allows the regime to openly seize foreign businesses’ intellectual property, said former Chinese rights lawyer Wu Shaoping.

In recent years, Chinese cargo ships have been linked to multiple damaged underwater cables worldwide.

Li Ka-shing’s business CK Hutchison under fire as a pro-Beijing outlet criticizes $22.8 billion port deal.

‘We don’t expect the U.S. or anyone else to fight our war. We will fight our own war,’ says Szu-chien Hsu, a senior Taiwanese official.

Since Taiwan’s democratization, this is the first time a president has declared communist China a foreign hostile force of the self-ruled island.

Canberra plans to strengthen the nation’s maritime defenses by equipping forces with anti-ship missiles and advanced targeting radars.