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This article is part of the series Facing China. Bruno Maçães, a former Europe minister for Portugal, is a senior adviser at Flint Global in London and the author most ...

BERLIN — In the fall of 1984, Helmut Kohl traveled to China with German industry in tow on a mission to harness what he predicted would be a “century-long modernization” effort. ...

With the election around the corner, the Washington Examiner spoke with self-avowed “progressive capitalist” Rep. Ro Khanna of California regarding the key differences between Democrats and Republicans on economic and ...

Forget the new Cold War in the Pacific between the United States and China. There’s a much warmer war already going on between India and China that has killed at ...

DUBROVNIK — Croatia is building a bridge to an island that is not an island. Since the country declared independence in 1991, it has faced a territorial and logistical challenge: ...

Poland and the U.S. signed an agreement on deeper defense cooperation on Saturday. The Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, signed in Poland by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Polish ...

The European Commission promised on Friday to ramp up its response to hybrid threats such as hacking and misinformation amid growing alarm about the hacking of key infrastructure, including hospitals. ...

LONDON — Russian hackers are targeting organizations developing coronavirus vaccines, according to security officials from the U.K., United States and Canada. The U.K.’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) Thursday published ...

President Trump is rolling back the nation’s main environmental review law in a bid to speed up the construction of freeways and other infrastructure projects, describing it as a job ...

The U.K. on Tuesday reached a deal with the Netherlands, France and Belgium to allow direct Eurostar train services from Amsterdam to London later this year. The new agreement means ...