Border conflict between nuclear powers China and India heats up. India announced a plan to add 10,000 troops to guard the shared border.
President Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech sparked an uproar across the country. How should we read his comments about China? We tap a national security analyst for more.
A U.S. Army soldier is facing federal charges for selling top-secret military information to China. We have more on what exactly he’s been allegedly collecting.
Two U.S. lawmakers are pushing a “Do Not Travel” notice for the Xinjiang region to protect Americans from unknowingly contributing to what they’re calling “atrocity crimes.”
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