Global Expansion

‘We stand with our Philippine allies as they confront China’s dangerous actions which undermine regional stability,’ says a State Department spokesperson.

While China is looking for alternative routes, U.S. sanctions on ports, shipowners, and refiners aim to squeeze Iran’s export volumes to China, analysts said.

Communist China continues to purchase sanctioned oil from Iran at record levels. Here’s a look at how Beijing and Tehran teamed up to dodge U.S. sanctions.

The article comes ahead of key decisions on leadership roles, which are expected to reveal which faction is in control of the CCP and its military.

Taiwan needs to increase military spending, John Noh said, while also asserting that Indo-Pacific stability is essential to combat the ‘alarming’ rise of China.

The restart of direct flights between the two countries indicates limited recovery in relations and India’s rebalancing strategy, analysts said.

Many of the dissidents accused the CCP of extending coercive power overseas.

The Chinese regime is sending a message to Latin American countries that siding with the United States carries a cost, according to analysts.

Chinese state media said the ‘China-Europe Arctic Express’ is ‘far more than just a new shipping route.’

Alternative routes can’t replace the China-Europe Railway Express mainline that goes through the Poland-Belarus border, according to analysts.

President Donald Trump has warned that ‘bad things are going to happen’ if the Taliban refuses to return control of the Bagram Air Base.

Some Chinese investors in state-backed projects in Laos are facing significant financial losses due to strict Lao enforcement.

Analysts warn Beijing is using a combination of physical force and environmental lawfare to assert its sweeping claims against the Philippines.

The Philippine coast guard says one person was injured in China’s water cannon attack.

Their effectiveness depends on ‘whether the G7 and NATO members are willing to bear the costs based on their domestic ... considerations,’ an analyst said.

The draft revision is weaponizing the law and could have a negative effect on China’s exports and private sectors, according to analysts.

‘I think harassment of Chinese people in the U.S. is offensive to American values,’ says William Saunders.

Such a display of military power reaffirms that the CCP is the threat to world democracy and peace, analysts say.

Some Central Americans ‘intentionally work with the CCP’ to destabilize the region, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says.

The expert says that Virginia’s strategic assets make it an inevitable target and that vigilance is necessary to safeguard U.S. security interests.

‘We stand with our Philippine allies as they confront China’s dangerous actions which undermine regional stability,’ says a State Department spokesperson.

While China is looking for alternative routes, U.S. sanctions on ports, shipowners, and refiners aim to squeeze Iran’s export volumes to China, analysts said.

Communist China continues to purchase sanctioned oil from Iran at record levels. Here’s a look at how Beijing and Tehran teamed up to dodge U.S. sanctions.

The article comes ahead of key decisions on leadership roles, which are expected to reveal which faction is in control of the CCP and its military.

Taiwan needs to increase military spending, John Noh said, while also asserting that Indo-Pacific stability is essential to combat the ‘alarming’ rise of China.

The restart of direct flights between the two countries indicates limited recovery in relations and India’s rebalancing strategy, analysts said.

Many of the dissidents accused the CCP of extending coercive power overseas.

The Chinese regime is sending a message to Latin American countries that siding with the United States carries a cost, according to analysts.

Chinese state media said the ‘China-Europe Arctic Express’ is ‘far more than just a new shipping route.’

Alternative routes can’t replace the China-Europe Railway Express mainline that goes through the Poland-Belarus border, according to analysts.

President Donald Trump has warned that ‘bad things are going to happen’ if the Taliban refuses to return control of the Bagram Air Base.

Some Chinese investors in state-backed projects in Laos are facing significant financial losses due to strict Lao enforcement.

Analysts warn Beijing is using a combination of physical force and environmental lawfare to assert its sweeping claims against the Philippines.

The Philippine coast guard says one person was injured in China’s water cannon attack.

Their effectiveness depends on ‘whether the G7 and NATO members are willing to bear the costs based on their domestic ... considerations,’ an analyst said.

The draft revision is weaponizing the law and could have a negative effect on China’s exports and private sectors, according to analysts.

‘I think harassment of Chinese people in the U.S. is offensive to American values,’ says William Saunders.

Such a display of military power reaffirms that the CCP is the threat to world democracy and peace, analysts say.

Some Central Americans ‘intentionally work with the CCP’ to destabilize the region, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says.

The expert says that Virginia’s strategic assets make it an inevitable target and that vigilance is necessary to safeguard U.S. security interests.