International Relations

Myanmar frees Japanese journalist as gesture to Tokyo
May 14, 2021

Myanmar frees Japanese journalist as gesture to Tokyo

An arrested Japanese reporter has returned home after being released by Myanmar’s ruling junta in what it called a gesture of friendship to Japan


May 14, 2021

China accuses US of 'coercive diplomacy' after trade remarks

China is accusing the United States of “coercive diplomacy” following comments by Secretary of State Antony Blinken to his Australian counterpart that the U.S. will not abandon Australia in the face of Chinese economic coercion


Putin says school shooting in Kazan 'has shaken all of us'
May 13, 2021

Putin says school shooting in Kazan 'has shaken all of us'

Russian President Vladimir Putin says the deadly school shooting in Kazan “has shaken” the country and ordered the government to revise school security protocols and tighten control over civilian gun ownership


On Eid, Xinjiang imams defend China against US criticism
May 13, 2021

On Eid, Xinjiang imams defend China against US criticism

Muslim leaders from the Xinjiang region have rejected Western allegations that China is suppressing religious freedom


Analysis: Violence upends Biden's Israel-Palestinian outlook
May 12, 2021

Analysis: Violence upends Biden's Israel-Palestinian outlook

The surge in Israeli-Palestinian violence has flummoxed the Biden administration in its first four months as it attempts to craft a Middle East policy it believes will be more durable and fairer than that of its predecessor


AP-NORC poll: Biden approval buoyed by his pandemic response
May 10, 2021

AP-NORC poll: Biden approval buoyed by his pandemic response

President Joe Biden is entering the next phase of his administration with the steady approval of a majority of Americans


May 10, 2021

South's Moon hopes to restart N. Korean diplomacy with Biden

South Korea’s leader says he’ll use his upcoming summit with President Joe Biden as a chance to push to restart diplomacy with North Korea


May 8, 2021

Philippine troops drive away armed rebels from public market

Dozens of Muslim militants have occupied a public market in the southern Philippines before fleeing after a tense standoff with government forces


China suspends economic dialogue with Australia
May 6, 2021

China suspends economic dialogue with Australia

China has suspended an economic dialogue with Australia, stepping up a pressure campaign that began over Australian support for an investigation into the origins of the coronavirus


China rejects G-7 criticism on human rights
May 6, 2021

China rejects G-7 criticism on human rights

China’s government has rejected criticism of its human rights and economic record by foreign ministers of the Group of Seven major economies and accused them of meddling in its affairs


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