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China Is Winning Its Language War in Tibet
Tibet is one of the most linguistically diverse places in the world. Many of those languages are at risk of extinction.
The EU Squeezed Between the US and China
Decision-makers in Beijing expect that Trump’s brutal pressure will bring Europe closer to China and, on the face of it, this would make sense. But a full-fledged détente between the …
North Korea opens registration for Pyongyang marathon to non-Russian tourists
North Korea will allow non-Russian tourists to visit Pyongyang for the first time in over five years to compete in its premier international marathon, according to one of the event’s …
A North Korean POW wants to resettle in the South. The law may stand in the way.
A North Korean prisoner of war (POW) taken by Ukraine has expressed a desire to resettle in the South rather than be repatriated to his home country, where he could …
UN human rights envoy calls for North Korea to use funds for people, not weapons
The U.N. special envoy for North Korean human rights has called on the DPRK to use its state funds primarily for the well-being of its people, rather than prioritizing military …
US aircraft carrier arrives in South Korea in first visit since Trump return
A U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carrier arrived in South Korea on Sunday, reportedly to participate in trilateral drills including Japan, in the first carrier deployment aimed at deterring North Korea under …
Making Sense of China’s Latest Naval Exercises in the Asia-Pacific
In less than a week, China initiated a series of naval drills in the South Pacific, Gulf of Tonkin, and off Taiwan’s southwest coast.
Indo-Pacific Allies May Rethink US Intelligence Sharing After Gabbard, Patel Appointments
Faced with mounting doubts over Washington’s reliability, U.S. allies in the Indo-Pacific may start charting their own course.
North Korea, Kursk strike deal on boosting ties as DPRK troops fight in region
Business associations for North Korea’s capital city and the Russian region of Kursk have sealed a deal on expanding economic cooperation, as DPRK soldiers fight alongside Russia forces to repel …
North Korea expert Sue Mi Terry files motions to dismiss foreign influence case
Attorneys for North Korea expert Sue Mi Terry have filed pretrial motions seeking to dismiss the U.S. government’s case alleging that she worked for South Korean spies, arguing that the …
US, ROK agree to push for ‘denuclearization of North Korea,’ not of ‘peninsula’
The U.S. and South Korea have agreed to use the phrase “denuclearization of North Korea” in public statements, rather than Pyongyang’s preferred formulation of “denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula,” according …
North Korea to open first modern general hospital in October after 5-year delay
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un toured the country’s first “modern” general hospital on Thursday and said it will open in October, according to state media, five years after his …
Putin meets senior North Korean official amid negotiations around Ukraine war
Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with a senior North Korean party official on Thursday, amid reports that Pyongyang has dispatched more troops to help fight against Ukraine. The Kremlin …
North Korea conducts cruise missile test to show nuclear attack ‘readiness’
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw a “strategic cruise missile” test on Wednesday in order to show off the military’s “readiness” to launch a nuclear attack, according to state …
Conversations With Chinese Feminists
Young women in China are less and less willing to have children or even marry. Conversations with several 20-somethings help reveal why.
In shift, South Korea’s top diplomat says nuclear armament ‘not off the table’
Developing nuclear weapons to counter North Korea is not “off the table” for South Korea, foreign minister Cho Tae-yul stated on Wednesday, appearing to shift his rhetoric on the issue …
China Revises PLA Regulations to Focus on ‘Conscious Discipline’
As a code of conduct for the PLA, the revised regulations are further expected to emphasize combat effectiveness as the military’s top priority.
China’s Take on IMEC
What does Beijing think about the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor?
In Phone Call, Putin, Xi Emphasize That China and Russia ‘Cannot Be Moved Apart’
The two leaders discussed at length the recent developments in Russia-U.S. relations, a sign that such talks will not impact China and Russia’s close partnership.
Leaked CCP Files Expose Global Crackdown on Dissent
The Chinese Communist Party has been working to “suppress Falun Gong’s momentum” around the world – including in the United States.
Contradicting Past Policies, China Bets on Its Private Sector to Boost Its Economy
After years of attempts to increase the role of state-owned enterprises in the Chinese economy, Xi now hopes entrepreneurs will bail him out.
As Trump Upends US Politics, Chinese People Watch in Fascination
The Chinese public has never paid so much attention to U.S. domestic affairs.
Exporting Culture, Cementing Control: How the CCP Pursues Domestic Legitimacy Through Soft Power
By strategically aligning soft power expansion with a revival of traditional culture, the Chinese government leverages successes like “Ne Zha 2” to enhance its domestic political legitimacy.
The China-Russia Relationship: A Marriage of Convenience
While China-Russia relations have certainly gotten closer since the 1990s, recent indicators may point to strains.
Xi Jinping Holds Economic Symposium With Corporate Giants
China’s leader attempted to downplay the country’s economic issues while seeking to boost private sector confidence.