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  • Illustration by John Camejo for The Washington Times

    CHELLANEY: Tensions mounting in East Asia

    The overlapping power transitions in East Asia's three main economies promise to mark a defining moment in the region's tense geopolitics and compound America's diplomatic challenges.


  • Inside the Ring: U.S. warns China on North Korea

    The State Department is pressuring Beijing about its communist ally North Korea following failed efforts to halt the recent rocket launch that proved to be Pyongyang's first successful long-range missile test.


  • Inside China: What’s in a fighter jet crash?

    A Chinese-made J-7 fighter-interceptor jet crashed into a civilian residential area earlier this month, injuring four people on the ground.


  • Briefly: Militant leader seeks to set up Islamic state

    A leader of an al Qaeda-inspired militant group fighting the regime in Syria said his men do not fear death and they are determined to form an Islamic state.


  • Inside China: Five pilots in carrier ops

    China's military has used two J-15 stealth fighter jets for its first publicized aircraft carrier landing-and-takeoff operation.


  • New General Secretary of Communist Party of China Xi Jinping's press conference is telecast live on a mall screen, center, in Beijing, China, Thursday Nov. 15, 2012. Xi became leader of China on Thursday, securing the Communist Party's top spot and oversight of the military in a political transition upset by scandals that have added fuel to public demands for change as the country faces slower economic growth. (AP Photo/Lee Jin-man)

    Xi Jinping takes helm of China amid reform calls

    Xi Jinping became leader of China on Thursday, securing the Communist Party's top spot and oversight of the military in a political transition upset by scandals that have added fuel to public demands for change as the country faces slower economic growth.


  • Inside China: Carrier set for drills

    China's one and only aircraft carrier, the Liaoning, set sail again recently to test a routine but important maneuver: aircraft takeoff from its deck and a completely stopped landing back on deck.


  • China's Hu clears way for Xi to take party helm

    President Hu Jintao stepped aside as ruling party leader Wednesday to clear the way for Vice President Xi Jinping to take China's helm as part of only the second orderly transfer of power in 63 years of Communist rule.


  • Illustration: Hear No Evil from North Korea by Linas Garsys for The Washington Times

    FISHER: Obama's deadly inaction on North Korean nuclear missiles

    While foreign policy failed to rise to prominence during the election, the United States will not be able to escape the price of foreign policy failure. One crisis that started during President Obama's first term, which could "explode" during his second, is that of China's blatant contribution to a North Korean nuclear missile capability.


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