Natalie Liu

US Allies Welcome Biden Plan to Confront China Collectively

Members of Inter-Parliamentary Alliance say a “community of democracies” can boost economic leverage and counter Beijing’s “bullying”.

EU-China Investment Talks Near Completion, Raising Concerns

Analysts say the proposed deal between the European Union and Beijing would be seen as ‘a slap in the face’ to the Biden team.

KMT Reversal Adds Fresh Chinese War Threat Against Taiwan

Taiwan opposition legislators, long seen as pro-Beijing, now call for US protection against China.

Britain’s Last HK Governor Bemoans Territory’s Loss of Autonomy

Chris Patten describes Beijing's actions as 'biggest assault on freedom and liberty in any city in the 21st century'.

EU-China Summit Has Some Germans Rethinking Relations With Beijing

Legislators and others ask whether focus on commerce has short-changed human rights.

What Does Beijing Want From Berlin?

Not another set of footprints in the Indo-Pacific, to be sure.

Taiwan’s New Envoy to Washington Has Deep Ties to America

The first woman to serve as de facto ambassador to the US has an American mother and studied in the United States.

Taiwan’s WHO Ambitions Get Boost from Coronavirus Success

German Decision on Huawei 5G 'Imminent,' Says Ambassador

Taiwan Elections Belie Notion of ‘Asian Value,’ Says Analyst

Billionaire Publisher Draws Attention at Center of Battle for Hong Kong

Fulbright Program Builds Bridges After Funding Scare

As the threat of deep budget cuts recedes, program administrators tout commitment to prestigious exchange program.

Lawmakers Back US-N. Korea Talks; Analyst Questions Strategy

Bipartisan Support Seen for US-Taiwan Free-trade Deal

Influential conservative says pressure for talks could begin as soon as US-China negotiations are completed.

Liu Xiaobao, Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Dies in Chinese Hospital

Jailed human rights advocate had sought to be moved abroad for cancer treatment.