China required WTO to establish a panel to hear and rule on the dispute surrounding the US countervailing measures against Chinese exports
As a first-timer at a US political party convention, I found myself underdressed and inadequately prepared for this week's gathering of Republicans.
A game of table tennis in New York between a senior Chinese diplomat and a famed American player was about more than quick reflexes and spin strategies.
Two Republicans said it is crucial that the US regain its leadership in international affairs as they stressed the perceived rise of China as a world power.Republicans take Obama to task
An end to the revival of hostilities
United States Defense Secretary Leon Panetta will visit China in mid-September, the spokesman for China's Ministry of National Defense said Thursday.
A senior official of Fengcheng, Liaoning province, has fled China amid the nation's testing of measures that prevents corrupt officials from running away.
A Romney administration may consider providing more advanced weapons to Taiwan to maintain strong US military capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region.
It is common knowledge that the economy is foremost in US voters' minds as the 2012 presidential and congressional elections approach.Romney secures nomination
Improved Taiwan arms deal mooted
Convention gives contrasting views
Despite some hostile rhetoric during his campaign, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's views on China are largely in line with President Barack Obama.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's expected visit this week to the Cook Islands in the South Pacific has raised geo-political concerns over competition among major powers in the region.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will depart for the Cook Islands, Indonesia, China, Timor-Leste, Brunei, and Russia on Aug 30.
China and the US should be more "open and tolerant" to each other and work harder to improve and promote bilateral trade and investment.