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Joe Biden may adopt a more conventional approach to diplomacy compared with Donald Trump, but many observers expect the rivalry between the two countries to endure.
Chinese leaders endorsed a resolution at their annual parliamentary meeting – “the two sessions” – to tailor-make a national security law for Hong Kong. This series examines the move and some of the questions it has sparked.
Huawei’s status as a major relay for China’s Belt and Road Initiative could further solidify its presence in the continent.
The strategic waterway is at the centre of long-simmering territorial disputes involving China, Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan, Malaysia and Brunei.
The Holy See is keen to renew a deal on the appointment of bishops despite increasing concerns about human rights and religious freedom.
We analyse the potential for an EU-China investment treaty, focusing on negotiating positions, sticking points and geopolitical tensions.
Accusations come after US secretary of state warns Slovenia and Czech Republic of Beijing’s influence.
Chinese investments in developing countries have raised questions about whether such projects can ever generate enough money to pay off the debt.
Before Bruce Lee made kung fu – unarmed combat – films popular, Hong Kong martial arts cinema was full of wuxia – armed combat, involving lots of swordplay.
There are growing calls in Washington for an explicit commitment to defend the island from attack.