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Guatemala is one of the rare countries that continues to maintain a formal connection with Taiwan as last year, Honduras broke its connection with Taiwan and shifted towards China. In return, Honduras received around $2.5 billion in aid from Beijing.

The Argentine ace and his team Inter Miami sparked fury in Hong Kong from fans on Sunday when he did not play in a friendly, citing injury.

Plunge in consumer prices has sparked calls for a stimulus package – yet Beijing may still stick to the new normal of lower growth

Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin accused the United States of "interfering" in their countries' affairs during a telephone call on Thursday, the Kremlin said.

Chinese shares rise as Beijing appoints industry veteran to head securities watchdog, aiming to boost confidence amid ailing markets. The shakeup comes ami...

A network of 123 Chinese websites are reportedly posing as local news outlets in 30 countries and driving “pro-Beijing disinformation” and “ad hominem attacks” as part of an “influence” campaign linked to a Beijing-based public relations firm, said a report by research group Citizen Lab.   

Mexico has surpassed China as the leading source of goods imported to the United States, reflecting tensions between Washington and Beijing.

China's government plans to support the stock market by ordering state-owned firms to bring home funds held overseas and use it to buy Chinese stocks. Howe...

Chinese and U.S. officials met in Beijing for talks on trade and tariffs. Both sides raised concerns and reaffirmed the need for a healthy economic relatio...

The talks come amid concerns about China's growth, as the world's second biggest economy struggles with a property sector crisis and prospects of sagging productivity.

China's slide into deflation came when Japan was snapping out of it. In the third quarter of 2023, Japan's residential property price index rose at an annual rate of 2.4%, following an even more significant rise in the previous two quarters.