VOA News on China

The shopping festival, which is the world's largest and falls on Nov. 11 every year, is an annual extravaganza where China's e-commerce companies, including Alibaba, JD.com and Pinduoduo, offer generous discounts on their platforms

The White House National Security Advisor says the fleet would take on the 'harassment of vessels operating in the exclusive economic zones of other countries in the Indo-Pacific'

The four hold positions in national security or Hong Kong police force

China's vice foreign minister says Beijing hopes the next US administration 'will meet China halfway'

Beijing considers ETIM a terror outfit, claiming it is fighting to support minority Uighur Muslims in China’s Xinjiang region

State Department announced three arms packages since October 2; it used to clear about one a year

Beijing suspended record-breaking $35 billion stock exchange listing of Ant Group, a spinoff corporation of e-commerce conglomerate Alibaba

Philippine Department of Energy lifted a moratorium on exploration in South China Sea after six years

Bao Choy's arrest has prompted fears that she is being targeted for political reasons

Miles Yu is US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s principal China policy and planning adviser who is helping reshape US policy toward China

In a statement, Mike Pompeo?calls the action “harassment and intimidation” as police defend the arrests

The university survey has also shown that Asian Australians were more likely to have jobs and careers adversely affected by coronavirus lockdowns

Scuffles broke out in the city's legislature earlier this year during a faceoff between pro-democracy and pro-Beijing lawmakers

The Quad, a US-led network of countries suspicious of Chinese expansion, invited Vietnam to talks this year because it was already chairing the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, analysts say?

Top diplomat returns to Washington after attempting to shore US support in region to back off China