Topic: Wang Wenbin

Incoming Taiwan President William Lai Ching-te used his inauguration Monday to urge China to exchange its intimidatory tactics for peaceful co-existence and to respect the democratic decision of Taiwanese voters.

China has launched an anti-dumping investigation into copolymer formaldehyde imported from the United States and the European Union, after they announced similar measures targeting Beijing last week.

A Chinese journalist jailed for the last four years over her reporting of the COVID-19 pandemic was to be released Monday, but no confirmation of her release has come.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken landed in Shanghai on Wednesday to start a three-day diplomatic mission in China.

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Thursday he's assembling a group of investors to buy TikTok as legislation to wrest the social media company from its Chinese ownership advanced in Congress.

Donald Trump raised the specter of trade war with China after confirming he plans to impose tariffs of 60% or higher on Chinese imports if he wins a second term in the White House.

A Beijing court handed Chinese-Australian writer Yang Hengjun a suspended death sentence on Monday, Foreign Minister Penny Wong of Australia said, some five years after he was detained in China.

ASML, one of the leading semiconductor machine makers in the Netherlands, said on Monday it has been told by the Dutch government to restrict shipments of chip-making equipment to China.

Up to 600 North Korean escapees have "vanished" after being forcibly repatriated from China, a Seoul-based human rights organization said Thursday.

A ransomware attack against the U.S. financial services division of the Chinese Bank ICBC disrupted U.S. Treasury trades, but in a Thursday statement ICBC said the trades were successfully executed.