China

Jonathan D.T. Ward, author and Atlas Organization founder, joined "Mornings with Maria" on Tuesday to discuss U.S. sanctions against China.

Chinese stocks took a dive on Monday as the country combats its worst COVID-19 outbreak in two years and concerns grow over Beijing's close relationship with Moscow.

A spike in COVID-19 cases has prompted China to lock down two major cities, freezing production across a number of auto manufacturers and electronics factories – a move that threatens to further exacerbate the hottest inflation in four decades.

AFPI Senior Fellow and Chair of the China Policy Initiative Steve Yates discusses the economic impacts of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan.

The Walt Disney Company is being lambasted by a shareholder who claims the entertainment giant is guilty of "complicity in China genocide," accusing the firm of hypocrisy.

Russian banks that have been cut off from global payments networks are turning to China’s state-owned UnionPay system as the country tries to sidestep boycotts by Western businesses for its invasion of Ukraine.

American Express on Sunday said it will suspend operations in Russia over its military invasion of Ukraine.

Russia's economy already sits in a vulnerable position, with the ruble in freefall and the stock markets closed to prevent the economy from cratering.

Former Gulf Oil CEO Joe Petrowski weighed in on prices for the commodity surging as the Russia-Ukraine crisis rages on, arguing that the U.S. is “shooting ourselves in the foot” with respect to energy.

Apple and other major U.S. companies that have been rushing to sever ties with Russia amid its invasion of Ukraine have been silent about China’s posturing against Taiwan or its persecution of Uyghurs.

Sens. Marco Rubio and Chuck Grassley introduced the HEROIAM SLAVA Act, which includes sweeping sanctions on all Russian state-owned enterprises and denying them access to critical American capital and markets.

Former Ambassador to Cyprus Richard Boucher told “Mornings with Maria,” Thursday that Russia is going to “keep pushing” with the Ukraine invasion.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita discusses the harmful impacts the Chinese company TikTok has on the youth.

The White House touted Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger as one of the first lady's guests in a press release hours before the State of the Union address.

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, weighs in on Biden’s first State of the Union address as president.

Financial sanctions against Russia may produce a "short-term" gain rather than a lasting impact.

Russia and China have maintained a close working relationship for years, but that relationship appears to be in question after Russia made the decision to invade Ukraine and take on serious economic sanctions.

While the war between Russia and Ukraine goes on, there is another country that has a vested interest.

The Chinese government confirmed this week that it has scrapped import restrictions on wheat from Russia, making the announcement the same week Russia invaded Ukraine.

Two Chinese state-owned banks will restrict financing for Russian commodity purchases, suggesting limits to Beijing's support as the Kremlin confronts economic sanctions over its attack of Ukraine.