Solomon, Beijing Ties Taken to New Level Prime Minister Sogavare's comments cap off a week-long trip in Beijing, where his government signed several deals with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) across areas such as security, trade, civil aviation, and

Such rare training reflects “the crisis of grassroots political power that has alarmed Zhongnanhai, the seat of CCP’s decision-making core in Beijing,” U.S.-based current affairs commentator Li Yanming told The Epoch Times on May 18.

“They do these sorts of things to humiliate the other side, project strength and send a message,” he said, adding he believes it’s “certainly tied to” Blinken’s Beijing trip. House Speaker Rep.

The budget kept climbing even as Beijing cut its growth target to one of the lowest in roughly three decades.

She said that the Chinese language subjects in Hong Kong could better provide a true understanding of Chinese culture than the Chinese textbooks in Beijing.

Beijing and other tyrannical regimes exploit gaps in Canadian law to advance their transnational repression in Canada, and a prominent international human rights lawyer says this is a problem that calls for comprehensive legislation to combat their foreign

Residents get swabbed during mass COVID-19 testing in the Chaoyang District in Beijing on June 14, 2022.

Following the U.S. decision to open an embassy in the Solomon Islands, Australia is speeding up the construction of a logistics centre and other projects to compete with Beijing for influence in the key strategic South Pacific nation.

Companies in Shanghai Lower Expectations Teachers Protest Over Significant Salary Reduction Internet Users Remark on Odd Hailstones in Beijing U.S.

The measures were suspended for a year as part of the truce Washington and Beijing reached in November 2025.

Following a report that Canada’s spy agency had tracked since 2019 a now-expelled Chinese diplomat who was spying on dissident groups, Liberal MP John McKay said these activities could be just the tip of the iceberg. “I don’t think I know the extent that the Chinese are just ripping us off and manipulating us,” McKay […]

Athletes competing in the Beijing Winter Olympics are faced with a challenge. And it's more than just the competition. Many are now stuck in a dilemma between winning medals and keeping their morals.

Federal opposition party leaders have commented on the most recent national security leak pertaining to interference in Canada by Beijing.

Some members of the Chinese community have a lack of trust towards elected officials due to their perceived close links to Beijing, a Chinese democracy activist told MPs during a committee hearing.

The information is highlighted in an order paper filed with the government by Conservative MP Michael Chong on May 5—four days after the Globe and Mail published a report on the classified assessment and identified Chong as a target of Beijing.

“Leaked CSIS and PCO documents now show that Beijing worked to help elect Justin Trudeau. That is an accepted fact. He doesn't even deny it.”

Beijing appears to be increasing its ability to launch nuclear strikes against countries such as the United States. What do satellite images reveal about a mysterious complex taking shape in a desert in the Xinjiang region?

The White House is also unsure whether this will make Beijing more hesitant to back the Kremlin.

The report spoke of Beijing retaliating against certain MPs for their stance against human rights violations in China.

On the other hand, Speaker Nancy Pelosi is urging them to stay silent until they’ve left Beijing, for their own safety.

He added that it’s “past time to hold Beijing accountable for these heinous acts.”

The Chinese regime’s interference in Canadian elections revealed in recent media leaks is only the “tip of the iceberg,” and anti-Beijing activists say they have a good idea who Beijing's favoured candidates are, a Commons committee heard on March 10.

She said Beijing would make decisions based on its "national interests" and "sovereignty," adding that it was in their interests for bilateral ties to be "stabilised."

He also said that several municipal politicians in B.C. and provincial cabinet ministers in at least two provinces, along with a number of public servants, were under the influence of Beijing. That was some warning! The more so, given that what Mr.

Media reports in recent weeks have cited leaked CSIS documents showing how Beijing and its envoys in Canada carried out extensive efforts to influence Canada's federal elections in 2019 and 2021, including mobilizing local associations and individuals

People wait to cross a street in Beijing on June 20, 2023. (Greg Baker/AFP via Getty Images) The national surveyed urban unemployment rate was 5.2 percent, unchanged from the previous month.

Patients in wheelchairs and people in the emergency department of a hospital in Beijing, China, on Jan. 3, 2023.

Commentary What’s the difference between the Chinese Communist Party’s new “common prosperity” policy and the World Economic Forum’s Great Reset? Nothing … except for the marketing. The forum in Davos, Switzerland, certainly knows its way around public relations and a slick website. Xi and Schwab: Birds of a Feather? At the 2022 annual World Economic Forum […]

The IOC has a calmer decade ahead with Olympic hosts chosen in France, Italy, the United States, and Australia after the relatively turbulent run-in to the Beijing Winter Games.

Trump traveled to Beijing in May for a two-day summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, marking his first trip to China since returning to office.