China fires a missile that can fly across continents into the Pacific Ocean, as world leaders meet at the United Nations in New York.
Capturing the elite is a known tactic in Beijing’s toolkit for countering the United States and sparking division. U.S. lawmakers are investigating.
From the Cold War to U.S.–China relations—how big of a threat does communism pose to the United States?
China’s top diplomat has made Beijing’s Middle East stance clear. The official voiced China’s backing for Lebanon in its conflict with Israel. We hear from a former Pentagon official for more on why Middle East conflicts matter for the communist regime.
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