Chinese President Xi Jinping: Beijing's enemies will "have their heads cracked and bleeding" in any future conflict....
Chinese space program is driven by the CCP's ambition for global military, economic domination. ...
The news comes as Beijing threatens U.S. allies in Asia and the Pacific....
China has warned President Joe Biden's administration from taking a "superior position" in world affairs. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi issued the warning at this week's meeting of Asian foreign ministers, the Chinese media reported Monday.
As China expands its economic and geostrategic footprint in the Middle East, it promises to protect Arab and Muslim-majority countries from the U.S. and Western "interference."
In a historic shift, the European Union has imposed sanctions against Communist China for the first time in more than thirty years. Brussels froze Chinese assets and sanctioned four senior Chinese officials for their role in human rights violations inside China -- the first measure of its kind since the end of the Cold War.
The Biden team called the car crash summit "substantive, serious and direct."...
While President Joe Biden's administration looks forward to diplomatic talks with China and Iran, both regimes have started to build ballistic missile facilities.
Chinese nuclear-armed ballistic missiles are not only capable of hitting anywhere in the world, but they can also target satellites and space assets in the earth's orbit. Iran, aided by Russian, Chinese, and North Korean technology, can strike western Europe.
According to a report published in the Wall Street Journal, China's police repression and the new draconian laws are succeeding in crushing the pro-democracy aspirations in Hong Kong.
Top Chinese officials are again peddling false stories about the Wuhan coronavirus's origins and spreading rumors about the U.S. vaccines developed during President Donald Trump's presidency.
China has intensified its pandemic misinformation campaign after independent trials found the much-feted Chinese vaccine to be highly ineffective. Clinical trials in Brazil showed that the Chinese Sinovac "vaccine is significantly less effective than previous data suggested - barely over the 50% needed for regulatory approval," the BBC reported earlier this month. The Pfizer vaccine, in comparison, is 95 percent effective.
