Richard Spencer

Kaja Kallas, the bloc’s foreign affairs chief, said reports of military training given by Beijing had been ‘verified’ despite Chinese denials

Regional leaders can only hope the president was joking when he suggested Syrian forces should take Israel’s place in fighting Hezbollah in Lebanon

The European Union has accused China of training Russian troops, its most serious allegation yet about Beijing's support for the war in Ukraine.

A faster bordereaux process is not sufficient to resolve what is effectively a control problem

Jin Mingri has returned to the US after being released from Chinese prison, where he was held as part of the country’s crackdown on pro-democracy campaigners

China has for the first time test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear weapons from a nuclear submarine, a key step in ensuring that it can match the United States in a doomsday stand-off.

Beijing calls the vulnerability with Claude Code a ‘serious threat’ but the US company says the bug is deliberate and used to identify unauthorised users

A diatribe against emperor-worship in the workplace has captivated a generation grappling with an economy described by one executive as: ‘Pain! Pain! Pain!’

From stacking shelves to carving a career in optometry, Richard Spencer, director of David Burghardt Vision Care, shares how he became an optometrist

The fall of a politburo high-flyer, allegedly due to corruption or a ‘sex for power’ scandal, is a sign of the difficulty facing China’s president