San Francisco — A Chinese official’s pitch this week for stronger Sino-U.S. relations could indicate that Beijing wants to edge away from R...
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Chinese Netizens Deliver Mostly Positive Verdict on China’s Foreign-Origin Olympians
WASHINGTON — China’s social media users have responded mostly positively to the sporting performances of their largest-ever contingent of f...
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2 Olympics and China's Love of Big
Tiananmen Square. The Forbidden City. The Great Wall. The Three Gorges Dam. Dozens of high-end malls in Beijing. China has thousands of year...
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Olympic Websites Scrub Conflicting Citizenship Info on China’s Star Winter Athlete
Washington — The mystery surrounding the citizenship of U.S.-born Chinese Olympic team star Eileen Gu has deepened, with VOA learning that ...
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China's Loans to Sub-Saharan Africa Outweigh Those of Western Nations
Chinese banks provided more loans to fund developmental projects in sub-Saharan Africa than some of the world’s greatest economies combined ...
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China's UN Envoy Says Choice of Uyghur Torchbearer Not Meant to Deflect Western Criticism
China’s United Nations envoy has rejected his U.S. counterpart’s remark that China’s choice of an ethnic Uyghur as a torchbearer for the Oly...
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US Counters China's 'Economic Coercion' Against Lithuania in Taiwan Dispute
london — A senior U.S. delegation visited Lithuania this week in a show of support for the Baltic state in its growing dispute with China i...
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US Counters China’s ‘Economic Coercion’ Against Lithuania Over Taiwan Dispute
A U.S. delegation visited Lithuania this week to show support for the Baltic state in its growing dispute with China over Taiwan. Beijing ha...
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US Olympians Prepped on China’s Extensive COVID Protocols
Top athletes from around the world are preparing to pursue their dreams and compete in the Winter Olympics, which start February 4. But this...
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China's Freestyle Medal Hope Is American-born skier-model Eileen Gu
WASHINGTON — The glamour-girl-next-door image of Eileen Gu holding Lunar New Year treats illuminates bus stop ads throughout Beijing. If yo...
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Despite Beijing's Baby Boosterism, China's Population Growth Hits New Low
WASHINGTON — For the past 10 years, China’s domestic policy changes have carried a growing sense of demographic urgency. A strictly enforce...
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China’s Financial Diplomacy Wins Influence in Central Asian Countries
WASHINGTON — This year marks the 30th anniversary of China having established diplomatic ties with five central Asian countries. In 1991, t...
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China's 'Belt and Road' Risk in Syria May Reap Big Rewards
WASHINGTON — Syria, a country torn by civil war, recently joined China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a move analysts say reflects China...
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China's Success Taming Virus Could Make Exit Strategy Harder
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — The sweeping “zero-tolerance” strategy that China has used to keep COVID-19 case numbers low and its economy functioning m...
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French Parliament Passes Motion Calling China’s Treatment of Uyghurs Genocide
Citing “crimes against humanity and genocide” against the Uyghur Muslim minority in China’s Xinjiang province, the French Parliament on Thur...
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China's Worldwide Dragnet Forces Fugitives to Return Home
WASHINGTON — “China’s long arm is everywhere in its own society, and it’s now coming abroad,” said Li Gang, a former real estate developer ...
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How China’s National Security Law for Hong Kong Could Extend to Taiwan and Beyond
SAN FRANCISCO — Analysts increasingly fear that Beijing’s national security law , initially aimed at quelling dissent in Hong Kong, may be ...
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