In the early hours of Feb. 7, China’s powerful internet censors experienced an unfamiliar and deeply unsettling sensation. They felt they were losing control.

China continues the nuclear weapons modernization program that it initiated in the 1980s and increased in the 1990s and 2000s

New evidence indicates Hong Kong police helped China arrest 12 activists fleeing for Taiwan The 12 activists are now detained in Shenzen.

U.S. lawmakers stepped up their efforts to stop China’s human rights violations against Uighurs after reports emerged documenting forced labor

The Chinese leadership may be waking to the fact that they need allies, not adversaries.

New ways of thinking about nuclear security and arms control are needed urgently, and for more than two players.

There is no evidence that the US, India and China want a war, one whose effect on the international economy would make Covid-19 look like a mild head cold.

What could possibly link the Chinese city of Wuhan to Chernobyl, the site of one of the worst nuclear disasters in history? At first glance, not much, except that the Chinese term —- (the transcription of Chernobyl appears in simplified Chinese) has surged on Chinese social media when discussing the outbreak of COVID-19, the flu caused by the coronavirus first ...

Solar and wind power is now the least expensive way to reliably generate electricity.

'The internet provided a space for religious and cultural expression, but then later it became evidence of their ‘religious extremism.’' ~ Darren Byler

China’s mass detention of Uighurs and other ethnic minorities living in its western region of Xinjiang has sparked alarm and condemnation across the world.