105-minute phone exchange comes ahead of first U.S.-Japan-Philippines trilateral
Beijing urges Myanmar forces and armed groups to end fighting
Allies pursue common standards to safeguard supply chains, including for decarbonization
After Indonesia's Prabowo, Beijing woos diplomats from countries not aligned with U.S.
In a first, Beijing becomes Southeast Asia's preferred choice over Washington
Canberra needs to strategize use of spectrum of information capabilities
President-elect hopes to cement ties with Beijing, also plans to visit Japan
Joint development of oil and gas fields can be made to work
Upgraded Ream facilities scrutinized by West wary of China's maritime expansion
Tokyo is rapidly upgrading military bases on Yonaguni, Miyako and Ishigaki
Bitter lessons from the Philippines, and the rise of U.S.-Japan-Philippine cooperation
Incoming president choses China for his first overseas visit after election
Beijing calls on Islamabad to boost security for Chinese workers in nation
A total ban in the U.S. would prove difficult while Beijing could block a sale
'Get on board' development track, No. 3 official Zhao Leji says at Boao Forum
New strategy emphasizes asymmetric warfare as force gap widens
China's leader seeks 'common ground' with America, eyes more Netherlands imports
Beijing's coercive governance is now complete, further driving away foreign talent
Beijing's reluctance to engage with regime leaves room for international consensus
Beijing vows to protect its companies and 'fair' global competition
City leader Lee aims to 'send a clear message' with strict handling of protester
PM Luxon says calling out Beijing is a 'big step' for his country
Fishing co-ops must clear plan to connect turbines to central grid amid seabed doubts
U.S. and Japan among 30 nations to attend April's Western Pacific Naval Symposium
Social media platforms have been influence and intelligence tools for Washington