The Asian version of the conflict between House Lannister and House Stark is playing out over a patch of remote land high in the Himalayas, bordered by China, India, and Bhutan.

Since Chinese authorities won’t let Liu Xiaobo leave China for medical help, he probably will die soon. But his efforts to speak the truth will endure.

China’s move to make the yuan stronger seems to contradict the traditional belief that China has been intentionally making its currency weaker to gain export advantages.

North Korea’s human rights atrocities signal an only greater risk for military and humanitarian crises in the future. The U.S. must act now.

Chinese farmers like my grandfather had a rude awakening when they realized that what government gives, the government can take it away.

China is not putting so much economic and political capital behind the One Belt and One Road initiative as an altruistic act.

Like many visa programs we have, the immigrant investor program started as a good idea but evolved into something very different.

As North Korea saber-rattles and the Trump administration talks tough, it’s a good time to remember some history lessons from the first Korean War that are still applicable today.

The first female chief of Hong Kong, Carrie Lam faces a tough road ahead. It has nothing to do with her experiences and ability, but everything to do with how she was selected.

If The Slants’ suit prevails in the Supreme Court, it could benefit other entities such as the Washington Redskins, who are likewise fighting for their constitutional right to free speech.

South Korea now finds itself stuck between a rock and a hard place and is forced to choose between its security and its economic interests. This is dangerous for U.S. interests.

This has nothing to do with discrimination against young people brought here illegally. It has everything to do with sound and prudent business practice.

With each test, the hermit nation gets closer to subjecting the rest of world to apocalyptic danger. What can the United States do about it?

In responding to Donald Trump’s immigration executive order, once again mainstream media proved they are incapable of telling the whole truth, which sows confusion and fear.

Apparently Chelsea Handler believes speaking English with an accent is a sign of stupidity. Yet her snobbish comments betray her ignorance and intolerance.

While Americans embrace their reinstated confidence in both economics and international affairs, China seems to be going the opposite direction.

If the Vatican and Beijing come to a diplomatic agreement, it’s likely to come at a considerable cost for the country’s Christians.

‘Comprehensive’ immigration reform would only serve special interests, and building a wall is needlessly expensive. There’s a better way.

Denver’s four Chinese-language newspapers have called on all Chinese Americans to follow Chen Fengzhu’s example and use the Second Amendment to protect themselves.

Chairman Mao inflicted human suffering in one country equivalent to that of the entirety of World War II. Not that socialism will allow its victims any remembrance.