Houston Consulate from US-China 'sweet fruits' to spy drives
Houston was the place where China established the first consulate in the US, but four decades later, it witnessed the unprecedented strong action of Washington.
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Australian battleship approached Truong Sa
The Australian battleship group passed near Vietnam's Spratly Islands and may have encountered Chinese naval vessels last week.
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Underground waves caused the United States to close the Chinese consulate
The US closure of the Chinese consulate in Houston could be due to intellectual property issues or because China rejected the US request to open a diplomatic base in the western part of the country.
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Threat to threaten US warships at home
A series of fire issues put American warships at greater risk of mooring and maintenance at home ports than on offshore missions.
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A group of American pilots used to be heroes in China
In 1941, a group of US military pilots was invited to China to form a Flying Tigers squadron to help the country against Japan.
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China wants to get rid of the noise from the Covid-19 investigation
China is thought to want to take advantage of the WHO Covid-19 survey to prove its transparency, but the process is worrisome.
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Kanye West's 'brand name' campaign
At the first presidential campaign, Kanye West mentioned a number of issues, but he felt that he was not interested in politics.
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Taiwan refused to visas for two Hong Kong officials
Hong Kong authorities said Taiwan denied the visas of two special zone officials, a move that emphasized the escalating bilateral tensions.
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US prosecutors Chinese hackers stole Covid-19 data
The Justice Department has accused two hackers working for the Chinese government to steal data in 11 countries, including the Covid-19 vaccine study.
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More than 14.8 million people are infected with nCoV globally
The world recorded more than 14.8 million nCoV infections and more than 612,000 deaths, many areas tightening their control to prevent Covid-19 from spreading.
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