Austin Ramzy

Armed rebellion in Russia makes real Beijing’s biggest fear surrounding the invasion of Ukraine: that it risked destabilizing its closest partner against the West.

Private, military-style security companies are an increasingly visible element of China’s expanding global footprint.

Earlier this week, authorities had announced bounties for dissidents in the U.S., U.K. and Australia.

Mutually-beneficial ties have given Moscow a customer for its oil and gas and made China the world’s top car-exporting nation.

Isolated over Ukraine invasion, Russia seeks Beijing’s help as it ships more oil east through polar routes

中国のサイバーセキュリティー会社から流出したとみられる文書は、同国政府が監視技術を使って国内外で政治的統制を強める手法に新たな光を当てている。

Wang Yi painted the U.S. as a paranoid superpower and criticized Europe's policy toward Beijing as increasingly muddled during a press conference.

The magnitude-7.4 quake caused some buildings to partially collapse and injured more than 900 people.

Meetings between senior officials from Beijing and Moscow came against a backdrop of a growing tussle for influence in the global south.

The Kinmen archipelago has been on the front line of friction with Beijing for decades, but most of those who live there say a new political reality has provided reassurance.