Charles Hutzler is a Senior News Editor at The Wall Street Journal. He focuses on critical topics such as China, Taiwan, and the geopolitical implications of the Russia-Ukraine War, while also covering influential figures like Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer. His work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal and Chinafile.
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Charles Hutzler's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs, particularly U.S.-China relations and foreign policy. His articles often involve government announcements and evolving stories related to geopolitical matters.
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By: Brian Spegele, Charles Hutzler
The U.S. and China announced Friday that President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping will meet next week for a summit.
By: Lingling Wei, Charles Hutzler
By: Charles Hutzler, Andrew Restuccia, Lingling Wei
By: Lingling Wei, Charles Hutzler
By: Andrew Restuccia, Charles Hutzler, Andrew Duehren
The footage shows roads and buildings shaking violently in Gyirong county, which neighbours Nepal.
By: James T. Areddy, Charles Hutzler
By: Nancy A. Youssef, Charles Hutzler
The Republican candidates vowed to deter China from invading Taiwan, largely dodging a question about whether the U.S. would have to respond militarily. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said his administration would make sure tensions would not rise to one requiring a U.S. military response but did not say
By: Chun Han Wong, Charles Hutzler
The victory by Lai Ching-te, seen by China as a dangerous separatist, will test efforts by President Biden and Xi Jinping to steady relations.
劉建超氏は、外国に逃亡した汚職官僚を摘発する極秘作戦の中心人物だった。
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