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Observers wonder whether there is anyone left in CCP to stop Chinese president making a rash move

When Nancy Pelosi travelled to Taiwan in August, it made front page news around the world and raised the spectre of all-out war between the US and China.

The Pacific looks set to benefit economically, but some island nations may also face "danger" to their democracies, after China's president cements his grip on the country's leadership.

YouGov survey finds people in Australia more likely to favour sending troops than people in Japan and US

Beijing (AFP) - Chinese leader Xi Jinping has emerged from a five-year congress with even more power over the ruling Communist Party.AFP examines how Xi is expected to handle the key issues facing the country.

The head of a German parliamentary delegation visiting Taiwan says any changes to the China-Taiwan relationship must occur peacefully

With a collapsing real estate sector weighing on a stretched banking system, the economy is Xi’s vulnerability.

The last time world leaders got together for a climate summit, the backdrop was thoroughly menacing. A pandemic had decimated national budgets. Poor countries were up in arms over the hoarding of COVID-19 vaccines by the same wealthy nations whose fossil fuel consumption did most to warm the planet. Relations…

The expulsion of Hu Jintao from the Chinese Communist Party’s congress was the only real surprise of a tightly choreographed event confirming Xi Jinping’s ascendancy.

Survey finds pro-China sentiment has collapsed in many nations while positive opinion of US has rebounded

Beijing (AFP) - Xi Jinping has secured near total control over China's Communist Party but experts warn his unchecked power is a huge risk, with a debt-ridden economy and a US rivalry also presenting major challenges.