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Alarm on both sides of Atlantic as French president warns against being drawn into any Taiwan conflict
Emmanuel Macron has flown into a storm of criticism after he said Europe should not become a “vassal” and must avoid being drawn into any conflict between the US and China over Taiwan.
The French president made the remarks in an interview on his plane after , where he received a red carpet welcome by China’s president, Xi Jinping – a show of pageantry that alarmed some European China watchers.

Ship-launched fighter jets have previously never been seen in island’s air defence zone
China’s military exercises targeting Taiwan have concluded after three days in which it encircled the island, simulated missile attacks on cities, and practised ship-launched strikes from the east.
China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) said on Monday the combat readiness drills had “comprehensively tested the troops under actual combat conditions”.

Xu Zhiyong and Ding Jiaxi were detained after organizing a small seaside gathering of activists to discuss human rights. Their lengthy sentences point to Beijing’s intolerance of dissent.

A new film is bringing the Asian American experience to the big screen at the 42 nd annual Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival, which runs from April 13-27. “The Harvest” is a film about ...

The United States government gave over $100,000 in COVID-19 relief to an American nonprofit group affiliated with a university in China that is closely linked to the country's military, records show.

Former U.S. Ambassadors Peter Hoekstra and Joseph Cella said Chinese companies have made an effort to take advantage of U.S. green energy goals.

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A Chinese student in Russia is facing deportation following his arrest last week for allegedly violating the country's controversial "gay propaganda" law. Haoyang Xu, a 21-year-old Chinese national in ...

Xu Zhiyong and Ding Jiaxi, prominent figures advocating for improved civil rights, given lengthy jail terms in latest crackdown on dissent
A Chinese court has sentenced two prominent human rights lawyers to jail terms of more than a decade each, a relative and rights groups say, in the latest move in a years-long crackdown on civil society by President Xi Jinping.
Xu Zhiyong, 50, and Ding Jiaxi, 55, were put on trial behind closed doors in June last year on charges of state subversion at a court in Linshu county in the north-eastern province of Shandong, relatives said at the time.

A new glass case display, “Toys and Teapots from China, Japan, and South Korea,” is being showcased at Norway Memorial Library at 258 Main St. Sherri Otterson of Norway lived in Okinawa, Japan, for 21 ...

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