China

In order to keep the Pacific Ocean as a classic “American lake,” the Obama administration has been “pivoting” back to Asia for several years now.

Completely unnoticed by pundits on recent protests is a major demographic shift in Hong Kong’s population, which is redefining the issues that motivate the younger generation.

Hong Kong-based Attorney Robert Lee talks about the economic and political history at the center of ongoing protests.

Assistant professor Eli Friedman from Cornell University says working-class and union participation has increased in subsequent occupations.

Hong Kong is facing its biggest political unrest in decades as tens of thousands of protesters defy a police crackdown to demand greater freedom from China.

Twenty-five years ago, the government in Beijing turned its guns on the people who had risen in protests to express their frustration with corruption. The refusal to this day …

There's overall more political space for labor unrest in China today than there is for any other form of social conflict.

A rejection of US grain in China has serious consequences here on home turf, as the country is one of the top importers of US corn,.

Is the conflict tearing this new nation apart actually a proxy fight between the world's two top economic and military powers?

Hundreds are set to occupy Hong Kong's government and financial district to push for “genuine democracy.”