Washington approved over $560 million in weapons sales to Taiwan. How does each administration’s arms sales to the island stack up against each other? Here’s a look at the highlights.
Chinese military testing puts Taiwan on high alert—after firing multiple missiles inland. The round of Chinese missile tests comes just after Beijing sent up its most powerful warhead in 40 years.
A push toward decoupling the U.S. and Chinese markets. Congressmen are supporting a bill to discourage Wall Street from investing in China.
China issued a series of measures to boost its struggling economy, including the purchase of $28 billion in government bonds. Will it work to boost investor confidence?
- US Approves $567 Million for Taiwan’s Defense
- Taiwan Condemns China’s Take-Over Rhetoric
- China Tests Missiles Inland After ICBM Launch
- Bill to Discourage US Investment in Chinese Regime
- China Issues Stimulus Measures for Economy
- Swiss Bank Sold Off $15 Billion in Chinese Assets
- Economist: Local China Authorities Extort Entrepreneurs
- US Joins 4 Nations for South China Sea Drills
- Fishermen: Chinese Ships Surrounded Scarborough Shoal
- Vietnamese Fishing Boat Attacked by Unnamed Vessel
- Hartzler: Recognizing China’s Human Rights Abuses
- Report: UK Colleges’ China Campuses Have CCP Branches