China's two top-ranking generals caught in disciplinary probes Purge has cut supreme military leadership body to two members Upheaval comes amid efforts to modernise China's armed forces BEIJING, Feb ...

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Attention in China is gradually shifting toward the post-Xi Jinping era. This is not because Xi is expected to step down anytime soon from his posts as general secretary and president. Rather, it ...

If America’s relationship with China is the most important in the world, it’s also the most unpredictable. Can President Donald Trump prepare for conflict while keeping relations cordial? Trump ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. China is currently running a purge of its top military leaders amid an aggressive anti-corruption campaign by President Xi Jinping ...

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has called for the Chinese yuan to become a global reserve currency, perhaps capitalizing on the dollar’s decline over the past year. Over the weekend, the ruling Communist ...

The January 24 purge of Zhang Youxia, China’s top general, was a Shakespearean moment in Chinese politics. Even after a decade of high drama in the People’s Liberation Army, the decision by Chinese ...

The ouster of China’s top general deals a fresh blow to leader Xi Jinping’s quest to forge a more modern fighting force capable of challenging American pre-eminence. Beijing’s announcement on Saturday ...

Chinese leader Xi Jinping placed his most senior general under investigation, defenestrating a longtime ally and escalating a crackdown on military corruption and disloyalty into Beijing’s biggest ...

Among China’s generals, one had long seemed immune to sweeping purges of the high command in the past two years. Zhang Youxia, its most senior uniformed officer, was not just a personal friend of Xi ...

President Trump on Thursday said his counterpart, Chinese President Xi Jinping, would have to determine himself if he will use military force against Taiwan. The president told The New York Times ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed to take Taiwan during his New Year’s Eve speech on Wednesday as he called reunification “unstoppable.” As Beijing concluded its latest intense military drills around ...