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The U.S. response to Hong Kong's national security law and concerns over potential suppression of dissent.

Brexiters’ Asia hopes have foundered amid economic woes and hardline nationalism; it’s time to look at markets in our own backyard

State-linked Sixth Tone news outlet, known for its coverage of socioeconomic issues, comes under scrutiny.

When I saw the headline “Trump 2028” in American Conservative magazine, I thought it must be an April Fool’s joke. It was written by Peter Tonguette, surely a made-up, tongue-in-cheek name. In fact, the author is real and his admiration for Donald Trump knows no bounds. Although he told me…

A new report by the World Bank and the United Nations, based on remote data collection sources, shows that damage to critical infrastructure in Gaza between October and January represents 97 percent of the GDP of the West Bank and Gaza from 2022. In this edition, we see how Israel's…

The nearly two-hour telephone conversation was the two leaders' first direct interaction since a summit in November in California that saw a marked thaw in tone, if not the long-term rivalry, between the world's two largest economies.

During a recent call between President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping, Biden reiterated the United States' concerns over the popular social media app TikTok. The White House confirmed that the discussion included a focus on the ongoing national security concerns related to TikTok's ownership and data practices.

President Joe Biden told his counterpart Xi Jinping on Tuesday that the United States wants a change of ownership of TikTok, as Congress debates banning the blockbuster app unless it separates from its Chinese owners.

Call comes ahead of flurry of diplomatic engagement, with both US and China maintaining they want to reduce friction.