China experts and activists claim that the repression of minorities in Xinjiang has escalated in recent years, with thousands of Uighur Muslims in ‘reeducation camps’ being murdered and their organs harvested for wealthy Chinese and foreign patients. The Chinese deny all such allegations
A new report 'NATO 2030', prepared by a group of so-called 'wise persons' and containing 138 proposals will be discussed by NATO foreign ministers on Tuesday
Trump has proven to be an unreliable, moody, short-sighted and overly transactional ally for India. On critical issues like China and Iran, trade and terrorism, New Delhi has far more to gain with Biden
The move in the run-up to the Nov. 3 U.S. election is likely to anger China, which considers Taiwan a renegade province which it has vowed to reunite with the mainland, by force if necessary
Two district councilors among those arrested on National Day, marking the founding of the People’s Republic of China and a holiday that has become a day of protest in Hong Kong
China has made a policy shift from detaining Uighurs and other largely Muslim minorities in makeshift public buildings to constructing permanent mass detention facilities, Australian Strategic Policy Institute suggests
At the UN General Assembly, Trump says 'must hold China accountable' for coronavirus ■ Iran's Rohani says U.S. can impose 'neither negotiations nor war'
Collin Koh, a research fellow at Singapore's Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies, said the video was aimed at highlighting China's growing prowess in long-range power projection
Chinese aircraft crossed the mid-line to enter the island's air defence identification zone on Friday and Saturday, prompting Taiwan to scramble jets to intercept them
The officials said the ban on new U.S. downloads of TikTok could be still rescinded by President Donald Trump before it takes effect late Sunday as TikTok owner ByteDance races to clinch an agreement
Open letter decries 'atrocities' in China's remote Xinjiang region, where more than 1 million people are held in camps
Experts warn that if military hostilities are not stopped, war between two nuclear powerhouses could be next
Beijing is facing increased international backlash over policies including its treatment of ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang and new security laws in Hong Kong
Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong and internet users in Taiwan and Thailand are among those who promoted hashtags "#BoycottMulan" and "#BanMulan" on Twitter
Israel failed to grant Hong Kong-based company, one of Partner’s founding shareholders, a control license nearly a year after it applied
The Asia giants fought a border war in 1962 that also spilled into Ladakh and ended in an uneasy truce. They have been trying to settle their border dispute since the early 1990s, without success
How Saudi Arabia and the UAE, among other Arab Gulf states, have sold out a million 'brother Muslims' in detention camps for multi-billion dollar investments from China
Disputes over control of the South China Sea, one of the world's busiest trade routes, are a growing irritant in Beijing's relations with Washington and its southern neighbors
Aim is to boost immunity of specific groups of people, including medical workers, those who work at food markets, transportation and service sectors
Foreign Ministry will approve agreements with India, Nepal and Thailand. Free trade zone deals with China, South Korea and Vietnam to be signed in coming months
A spat between Islamabad and its Saudi creditor could hurt Pakistan's poor financial situation
Russia and China opposed extending the weapons ban, which is due to expire in October under a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers
Pakistan’s foreign policy has a rule: Say yes to whatever comes out of a Saudi mouth. But last week, Pakistan slapped back. Why? And who will it really benefit?
Beijing is working on a strategic collaboration with Tehran and is supporting a nuclear program in Saudi Arabia, which Israel can’t afford to keep ignoring
What has Pakistan achieved from its perpetual boycott of Israel? What has it achieved for the Palestinians? Doesn’t logic demand a reassessment, not least when Israel can help save our economy and aid our survival?
Jimmy Lai's arrest comes amid crackdown of pro-democracy opposition and further stokes concerns about Beijing's influence
No one is going to put up the financing for reconstruction after the Beirut port disaster, except maybe China in order to expand its presence in the Middle East
The state comptroller says the cabinet's decision to form a special body still hasn’t been implemented despite national security concerns
Meeting in weekly session, ministers approve six appointments chosen by the Foreign Ministry for envoys to London, Moscow, Beijing, Shanghai, Minsk and Bangalore