President Joe Biden on Thursday held his second phone call with Chinese leader Xi Jinping since becoming U.S. president—the first call between the two leaders in seven months. The White House in a short statement said the two leaders in their approximately 90-minute phone conversation had “a broad, strategic discussion,” including

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President Joe Biden on Thursday held his second phone call with Chinese leader Xi Jinping since becoming U.S. president—the first call between the two leaders in seven months. The White House in a short statement said the two leaders in their approximately 90-minute phone conversation had “a broad, strategic discussion,” including

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A U.S. Navy carrier strike group carrying F-35C stealth fighters has entered the South China Sea for the first time during its current deployment and is conducting “maritime security operations,” officials said on Tuesday. The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier the USS Carl Vinson, which departed San Diego last month, will conduct

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A Chinese national and businessman has been handed a two-year prison sentence and a $20,000 fine after admitting to illegally exporting more than $100,000 in U.S. marine technology to a Chinese military research institute that has close ties with the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) military. Shuren Qin, a 45-year-old marine

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A Chinese national and businessman has been handed a two-year prison sentence and a $20,000 fine after admitting to illegally exporting more than $100,000 in U.S. marine technology to a Chinese military research institute that has close ties with the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) military. Shuren Qin, a 45-year-old marine

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The United States and Canada on Sunday both called on Beijing to immediately release the two Canadian citizens, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, who have been detained in China for 1,000 days in what many countries are labeling as “hostage politics.” Spavor and Kovrig were arbitrarily detained by the Chinese

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Vice Adm. Michael McAllister, the U.S. Coast Guard’s top commander in the Pacific, recently said China’s new maritime reporting requirement was “very concerning” and violated “international agreements and norms.” In fact, McAllister added, if China chose to enforce the requirement, it would “begin to build foundations for instability and potential

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The U.S. Department of Defense accused Beijing of implementing a revised maritime law on Sept. 1, calling it “a serious threat” to freedom of navigation. The United States joins several nations pushing back on China’s broad and vaguely defined, territorial claims in the South China Sea. Pentagon spokesperson John Supple

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In response to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s all-encompassing campaign to subvert freedoms worldwide, the United States should its own form of ideological warfare against the Party to “to expose the evil nature of the regime, its corruption, and its crimes against humanity,” says China expert and journalist Bill Gertz.

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