Election of Chinese Interpol President Raises Alarm
On November 10, the international law enforcement organization Interpol announced the election of...
by Samuel Wade | Nov 16, 2016
On November 10, the international law enforcement organization Interpol announced the election of...
by Natalie Ornell | Jul 28, 2013
The New York Times’s Jane Perlez reports that China has sent four ships to patrol disputed islands in the East China Sea in the past week in addition to flying an early-warning aircraft between Okinawa and Miyako, all part...
by Samuel Wade | Mar 10, 2013
China’s State Council has submitted widely-anticipated plans for the restructuring of several government agencies to the National People’s Congress. The seventh such initiative in the past 30 years, the new plan aims...
by Samuel Wade | Dec 27, 2012
Following the seizure of two Chinese fishing vessels by the Argentinian coast guard on Wednesday and a series of incidents in waters closer to home, Chuin-Wei Yap and Sameer Mohindru report at The Wall Street Journal on...
by Scott Greene | Mar 8, 2012
An outspoken senior Chinese military figure told reporters at the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference this week that China should form its own coast guard to manage maritime disputes with neighboring...