China
The surveillance state: Uighur oppression in Xinjiang, China [video]
Uighurs and other Muslim minorities face imprisonment or state surveillance in China, which forces them to renounce their religion and culture.
The importance of the South China Sea
The South China Sea provides food and work for millions, but overfishing and territorial disputes threaten this fragile resource.
China arrests Mongolian historian
China arrested a famous Mongolian historian for his work on the suffering of Mongolians in China during the Cultural Revolution.
In U.S. fields, these farmers connect to their Chinese roots
Many people of Chinese heritage in the U.S. are turning to farming, choosing what crops to grow based on personal interests as well as market demand.
Protecting religious freedom: A U.S. priority
Religious freedom is a fundamental right and a U.S. priority. The State Department's annual International Religious Freedom Report monitors abuses.
China’s last empresses debut in U.S. exhibit
Beijing's Palace Museum has lent the Smithsonian paintings, embroidered gowns and other items dating from China's Qing Dynasty for an exhibit on empresses.
Why is China suppressing speech at schools in other countries?
Universities rely on free speech. But the Chinese government is using students in other countries to suppress political opinions it doesn't like.
China destroys mosques and Uighur culture
As part of their crackdown on Uighurs and other Muslim minorities, the Chinese government has destroyed or converted Muslim mosques.
Pompeo salutes heroes of Tiananmen Square [video]
Secretary Pompeo commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Chinese government's violent crackdown on peaceful demonstrators in Tiananmen Square in 1989.