China Is Making Life Hard for South Korea Because of an Antimissile System in over 40 Petty Ways
Relations between China and South Korea have been icy of late, to say the least.
China Is Warning Lotte Group against Letting a Korean Golf Course Become a Missile Defense Site
China’s has a new target amid its ongoing economic retaliation against South Korea—the country’s fifth-biggest conglomerate
China, Russia Condemn North Korea’s Missile Launch
China has voiced opposition to North Korea’s test of a reported new ballistic missile more than 24 hours after reports of the launch emerged. But the country shrugged off suggestions it should be doing more to intervene in the rogue state’s...
China’s Response to THAAD Does Not Warrant South Korean Action: Minister
South Korea’s finance minister said on Thursday China had not taken any retaliatory measures over plans to deploy a U.S. anti-missile system that warranted official action, although South Korea is ready to lodge a formal complaint if needed.
Trump’s Defense Chief Heads to Asia, Eying China, North Korea Threat
President Donald Trump’s defense secretary is expected to underscore U.S. security commitments to key allies South Korea and Japan on his debut trip to Asia this week as concerns mount over North Korea’s missile program and tensions with China....
Asia Pacific Nations Are Tilting Closer toward China as Trump Declares ‘America First’
There are strong signs that countries in Asia and the Pacific region are turning away from the United States and tilting toward China as the Trump administration emphasizes “America First.”
Here’s How China Will Test Trump With North Korean Nukes
China is demanding South Korea not defend itself from North Korean missiles and nuclear weapons, which Beijing has helped Pyongyang develop
China Takes Aim at South Korea’s Lotte After Missile Move
Series of probes follows Lotte’s surrender of golf course to host US-made Thaad missile shield
S.Korea Says China is Retaliating Against Its Missile-Defense System by Taking Aim at Korean Dramas
China has turned down Korean stars’ applications to perform in the country and has not let any Korean movies screen in the mainland
Tensions Rise Between South Korea and China After Chinese Tourists are Denied Entry to Jeju Island
Following a recent spate of violent crimes conducted by Chinese tourists, some Chinese tourists were barred from entering Jeju
Conversation
09.01.16
What Can We Expect from China at the G20?
On September 4-5, heads of the world’s major economies will meet in the southeastern city of Hangzhou for the G20 summit. The meeting represents “the most significant gathering of world leaders in China’s history,” according to The New York Times...
U.S. Hopes for Talks with China about Possible THAAD Move to South Korea
Beijing underscored its concerns but seemed to open the door to a diplomatic solution.
Conversation
01.06.16
The North Korean Bomb Test—What's Next?
On Wednesday, North Korea claimed that it had tested a hydrogen bomb, bringing to four the number of nuclear weapons it has set off on its own territory since 2006. The act drew international condemnation, prompting us to ask: What’s different...
Top 10 China Dependent Countries
A list of the top 10 countries exporting to China and the year-to-date performance of their corresponding exchange traded funds.
Conversation
11.18.15
How Can China’s Neighbors Make Progress at APEC?
Ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit next week, we asked a group of experts from China’s neighboring countries what they thought the main thrust of discussion in Manila should be. If host, the Philippines, under pressure...
China, Japan and South Korea Relations 'Completely Restored' After Summit
"All sides shared the view that trilateral cooperation has been completely restored in this meeting."
Japanese Demons and Crotch Bombs: The Tense State of Asian Cinema
Movies from South Korean, China, and Japan have become increasingly nationalistic, thanks to ongoing territorial disputes and the 70th anniversary of World War II.
Seoul to Begin Discussions with Beijing on Unification
Park Gyun-hye said that Kim Jong-un is expected to take provocative actions in the future and it is important to deter them.
Conversation
09.02.15
What Is China’s Big Parade All About?
On September 3, China will mark the 70th anniversary of its World War II victory over Japan with a massive parade involving thousands of Chinese troops and an arsenal of tanks, planes, and missiles in a tightly choreographed march across...
At Least Eleven People Killed in a Bus Crash in China
Eleven people died in a bus crash after the vehicle fell off a highway bridge in north-eastern China.
China and South Korea Criticize Japanese Prime Minister’s Speech in US
Shinzo Abe denounced for not repeating previous PMs’ apologies for Japan using sex slaves during second world war.
South Korea Says It Will Join China-Led Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank
Seoul makes assurances about AIIB’s governance, which U.S. has been wary about.
South Korea Tells China Not to Meddle in Decision Over Missile System
The United States has made it increasingly clear that it wants South Korea to install a American missile defense system.
Blood-Drenched Chinese Story to Finally Grace Big Screen … in Korea
The film “Chronicle of a Blood Merchant,” based on the 1995 novel of the same name by best-selling Chinese writer Yu Hua, has finally begun shooting nearly 14 years after it was first announced. But it won’t be a Chinese film...
‘Escape From North Korea’ (Video)
In this Op-Doc video, Ann Shin profiles a smuggler named Dragon, who charges North Korean defectors for guiding them through China and Southeast Asia into eventual asylum and safety in South Korea.
South Korea Says China Hack Link A ‘Mistake’
Hackers can route their attacks through addresses in other countries and intelligence experts believe that North Korea routinely uses Chinese computer addresses to hide its cyber-attacks.
Conversation
02.13.13
North Korea: How Much More Will China Take and How Should the U.S. Respond?
China is increasingly frustrated with North Korea and may even see more clearly that its actions only serve to increase allied unity, stimulate Japanese militarism and accelerate missile defense. For all these...
China Wouldn’t Mind a Unified Korea--Just Not Yet
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, China has had the dubious distinction of being North Korea’s only ally and friend on the world stage.
China Urges Cautious U.N. Resolution on North Korea
China says the United Nations Security Council need pass a cautious resolution on North Korea's December rocket launch, saying that was the way to ensure regional tensions do not escalate...
A New Opportunity for China-South Korea Relations Under Park Geun-hye and Xi Jinping?
South Korea and China are natural economic partners, but North Korea continues to rear its head as a challenging sticking point between the two sides.
China Overtaking U.S. as Global Trader
In just five years, China has surpassed the U.S. as a trading partner for much of the world. The first story in new Associated Press series on "...
Strangers at Home: North Koreans in the South
International Crisis Group
As the number of defectors from North Korea arriving in the South has surged in the past decade, there is a growing understanding of how difficult it would be to absorb a massive flow of refugees. South Korea is prosperous and generous, with a...