China news on The Boston Report collects World News desk reports about Chinese politics, diplomacy, trade, technology policy and security stories that name Beijing, the leadership or Chinese institutions. Claims from Chinese state media are labeled in the articles under our source-label rules; this page does not strip those labels away.
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Kim Demands Drone ‘Superiority’ as China Drills Near Disputed Shoals and Allies Confer
North Korea showed off rockets, cruise missiles and attack drones for Kim Jong Un as China drilled near Philippine-claimed shoals and allies conferred.
China Sends Lowest-Level Delegation Since 2010 to ADMM-Plus in Cebu
China sent its Manila defense attaché to the ADMM-Plus in Cebu, its lowest-level delegation since 2010; Teodoro said Beijing's complaints are not ASEAN's position.
Taiwan Maps 53 Chinese Ships From Japan to the Philippines
Taiwan's security chief posted a map of 53 Chinese vessels, 34 of them warships, from southern Japan to the Philippines. China calls it routine…
Boston to Asia Nonstop: Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong and Beijing Flights From Logan
Boston nonstop flights to Asia from Logan in 2026: JAL to Tokyo, Korean Air to Seoul, Cathay Pacific to Hong Kong, Hainan to Beijing…
Kim Jong Un China Visit: Crosses New Yalu Bridge to Meet Li Qiang
Kim Jong Un China visit: the North Korean leader crossed the New Yalu River Bridge into Dandong and met Premier Li Qiang, his first…
Pentagon Deep-Cover Spy Program Would Put Officers in China as Businesspeople
Pentagon deep-cover spy program: The Washington Post says officers would pose as businesspeople in China. The Pentagon denies it, and Congress was not briefed.
North Korea’s Internet Dark for 32 Hours; Microsoft Ties ConnectWise Hack to China
North Korea internet outage knocked 42 .kp sites offline for 32 hours, unattributed, as Microsoft tied the ConnectWise hack to a China-aligned group.
China’s Critical-Mineral Export Controls: Leverage and Its Limits
China's critical-mineral export controls have become Beijing's most direct form of economic leverage over the United States and its allies. Since 2023 China's commerce…
AUSA 2026: Army Generals Stress Land Power Against China
At AUSA 2026, Gen. Ron Clark cited the Pacific's 'tyranny of distance' and Gen. Christopher LaNeve warned power projection from the U.S. will be…
Philippines Summons Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan as Marcos Rejects Expulsion
The DFA called the envoy's remark "provocative and unacceptable," while the Palace said Marcos will not declare him persona non grata.
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