China's recent takeover of Hong Kong is raising fears Taiwan is the next target in Beijing's aggressive push for regional control, said White House National Security Adviser Robert C. O'Brien. Published September 27, 2020

The State Department on Sunday accused Chinese President Xi Jinping of failing to abide by a promise not to militarize disputed islands in the South China Sea. Published September 27, 2020

The United States is pushing back against stepped-up Chinese military activities near Taiwan and in the South China Sea as a means of deterring a conflict with Beijing, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says. Published September 27, 2020

The Trump administration is building an international consensus aimed at countering increased Chinese aggression in multiple forms, according to White House National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien. Published September 23, 2020

China's military, the People's Liberation Army, has become a key player in Chinese expansionism around the globe, according to a senior State Department official. Published September 23, 2020

The United States is pushing back against stepped-up Chinese military activities near Taiwan and in the South China Sea as a means of deterring a conflict with Beijing, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says. Published September 22, 2020

China is engaged in massive data mining in the United States and likely has stolen personal information on nearly half of the entire U.S. population, FBI Director Christopher Wray told a congressional hearing last week. Published September 21, 2020

China is engaged in massive data mining in the United States and likely has stolen personal information on nearly half of the entire U.S. population, FBI Director Christopher Wray revealed this week. Published September 18, 2020

U.S. intelligence agencies recently increased their knowledge of China's covert biological weapons program with the help of a defector from the People's Liberation Army, according to people familiar with the incident. Published September 16, 2020

Federal authorities on Wednesday announced three indictments charging five Chinese nationals and two Malaysians with conducting criminal and political hacking operations tacitly approved by the Chinese government and linked to the Ministry of State Security intelligence service. Published September 16, 2020