North Korea issue dwarfed by more pressing concerns during Trump-Xi summit
Trump has said he wants to meet with Kim Jong Un again, but experts say China will not act as go-between.
Trump has said he wants to meet with Kim Jong Un again, but experts say China will not act as go-between.
Organizers estimate thousands are gathering to call attention to the ‘ethnic unity law’ and human rights.
The greeting broke with normal protocol, where U.S. presidents receive State Visit guests at the White House.
Exile advocacy groups are hopeful that summit will include talks on religious freedom and ending genocide.
Manila defines one-China policy on its own terms amid Taipei’s plan to open a second trade office in Cebu.
Trump has said he wants to meet with Kim Jong Un again, but experts say China will not act as go-between.
Organizers estimate thousands are gathering to call attention to the ‘ethnic unity law’ and human rights.
The greeting broke with normal protocol, where U.S. presidents receive State Visit guests at the White House.
Exile advocacy groups are hopeful that summit will include talks on religious freedom and ending genocide.
Beijing sent a message by sanctioning officials from Paraguay and Belize, but both remain loyal to Taipei.
Manila defines one-China policy on its own terms amid Taipei’s plan to open a second trade office in Cebu.
Like Ream Naval Base in Cambodia, Ban Keun could lay the groundwork for increased Chinese presence, analysts said.
“Illicit disruptors” in Pacific allow Beijing to benefit from illegal activity while offering plausible deniability
Warning against human rights talk is “not the kind of statement made by a strong country,” Rebiya Kadeer tells RFA.
Analysts said the launch of new exit regulations reflects intensifying AI rivalry with Washington.