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Byline: Heather Long Peter Navarro compared the Wall Street Journal to a communist newspaper Thursday after the news organization's editorial board warned that President Trump's trade war could trigger a [...]

Byline: Samuel Huneke Cuba is considering a new family code that could allow marriage equality for the first time in the communist nation. In the last year, the Cuban health [...]

Byline: Lizabeth Cohen Forget the stereotype of the patriarchal-family-dominated, suburban-rooted, church-going 1950s of television sitcoms. In its place, James R. Gaines proposes a decade that launched the social activism of [...]

Byline: Joy Neumeyer In the late 1970s, after suffering a series of strokes and other medical crises that left him increasingly weak and incoherent, Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev wrote a [...]

Byline: Five Myths Myth No. 1 'Tail Gunner Joe' was not the war hero he claimed to be. McCarthy anointed himself 'Tail Gunner Joe' during his 1944 run for the [...]

Byline: Henry Olsen The intellectually intolerant mob claimed two high-profile victims Tuesday with the resignations of New York Times editor Bari Weiss and New York Magazine journalist Andrew Sullivan. These [...]

Byline: Anna Fifield Beijing has warned it would take 'countermeasures' unless the Trump administration 'corrected' its decision to limit visas for all Chinese journalists posted in the United States, currently [...]

Byline: Eva Dou For China, this isn't just any economic crash. It is one against which Chinese leaders have steeled the country for more than a decade. China's top policymakers [...]

Byline: Remco Zwetsloot Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) plans to 'take a very hard look' at whether to give visas to Chinese students who want to study technical subjects such as [...]

Byline: Isaac Stone Fish The Chinese Communist Party manipulates its statistics. This is neither an opinion nor a revelation: it's a simple fact, critical to understanding China today. Chairman Xi [...]

Byline: Anna Fifield Chinese health experts this week conducted a two-hour training session for 100 medical specialists from 10 Pacific Island countries, teaching them how to prevent and control and [...]

Byline: Josh Rogin Some commentators are arguing that China's coronavirus response attests to the superiority of its authoritarian brand of governance and crisis management. In reality, it turns out that [...]

Byline: Anna Fifield BEIJING -- China ordered the expulsion of three Wall Street Journal correspondents Wednesday in retaliation for a column headline that Beijing deemed racist, a dramatic escalation in [...]

Byline: Matt Schudel Throughout the 1970s, Victor Sheymov rose quickly through the hierarchy of the KGB, the spy agency of the Soviet Union. He was assigned to the Eighth Chief [...]

Byline: Charlotte Brooks When a group of Hong Kong protesters pulled down a Chinese national flag in Shatin recently, the Beijing mouthpiece China Daily called the protests 'anti-China in nature.' [...]

Byline: John Pomfret When President Trump was trying to explain why he abandoned the Kurds to Turkish forces, upending the geopolitical situation in the Middle East and driving a stake [...]

Byline: Will Englund MOSCOW -- Voters in Moscow will go to the polls Sunday to elect a new city council, choosing from among more than 200 hopefuls in 45 districts [...]

Byline: Isaac Stone Fish 'I call it a 'whitelist,'' the Chinese government official told me. Beijing, he explained, wanted to reward academics, scholars and business people who spoke positively about [...]

Byline: Gerry Shih BEIJING -- China effectively expelled a Wall Street Journal reporter from the country, one month after the newspaper published a report detailing allegations that a cousin of [...]

Byline: Rachel Siegel The Epoch Times, a conservative publication that has become a key promoter of President Trump and been criticized for spreading conspiracy theories, has been barred from advertising [...]

Byline: Andrea Binder Another round of resistance was recorded over the weekend between protesters in Hong Kong and the Chinese government. Organizers of Sunday's pro-democracy rally estimated that 1.7 million [...]

Byline: Jeff Stein The economist Giacomo Corneo is a self-proclaimed socialist. A professor at the Free University of Berlin, Corneo is steeped in the writings of Karl Marx and, in [...]

Byline: Will Englund MOSCOW -- The communists had their turn Saturday at protesting the upcoming city elections with a rally at which they attacked both Vladimir Putin's United Russia party [...]

Byline: Anna Fifield SHANGHAI -- Chinese scholars and Communist Party cadres have a succinct way of describing the tectonic shifts taking place here: Deng Xiaoping made us rich, now Xi [...]

Byline: Gillian Brockell It was December 1861, a Tuesday at noon, when President Abraham Lincoln sent his first annual message â -- what later became the State of the Union [...]

The Trump administration, like Washington overall, is split between those who want to confront the Chinese Communist Party's pervasive effort to steal its way to global economic dominance and those [...]

Byline: Harris Mylonas Greek voters just elected the first government in which a single party won a parliamentary majority since the economic crisis began in 2010. On July 7, a [...]

'Time has upset many fighting faiths.' -- Oliver Wendell Holmes,dissenting opinion , Abramsv. United States (1919) In this moment of dueling political hysterias ('The fascists are at the gates!' 'The [...]

Byline: Gerry Shih BEIJING -- He spouts 'lies and fallacies,' according to a Chinese government spokesman. 'A cheerleader of hatred,' a Communist Party newspaper seethed. He has 'lost his mind,' [...]

Byline: Fraser MacDonald Are we about to embark on a new space race? In January, China became the first sovereign state to soft-land a probe on the far side of [...]

Byline: Jennifer Rubin The Post reports on Sunday's 2-million-strong protest in Hong Kong: Organizers estimated the turnout Sunday at nearly 2 million participants, in a territory of some 7.4 million [...]

Byline: Anna Fifield;Shibani Mahtani BEIJING -- June 4, 1989, was a day of violent clashes between young Chinese who wanted democratic reforms and authorities who were prepared to use deadly [...]

Byline: Tariq Thachil After five weeks and seven voting stages, India's national elections delivered a decisive win for an alliance led by the right-wing Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). [...]

Byline: Jeff Widener;Wu'er Kaixi;Yaqiu Wang;Louisa Lim;John Pomfret In the spring of 1989, Chinese pro-democracy activists filled Beijing's Tiananmen Square. For weeks, the protesters, led by students, stood in unprecedented defiance [...]

Byline: David Maraniss In the 34 years of my life, in war and peace, I have been a loyal, law-abiding citizen of the United States. One week after this nation [...]

Byline: Anna Fifield;David J. Lynch BEIJING -- China warned Wednesday of retaliation if President Trump goes through with his threat to further raise tariffs on Chinese goods, setting up a [...]

Byline: Jessica Chen Weiss At a foreign policy forum last week, State Department Director of Policy Planning Kiron Skinner made some controversial remarks about the 'unique challenge' posed by China. [...]

Byline: Harrison Smith Officially, the Vietnam War ended in April 1975, when North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces swept through Saigon and gained control of the U.S.-backed South. But for [...]

Byline: Griff WitteWROCLAW, Poland -- The police came in the pre-dawn stillness of a freezing February morning in southwestern Poland, knocking at the door of a national hero who had [...]

The Trump administration marked this week's 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution by declaring a National Day for the Victims of Communism. The New York Times marked the same anniversary [...]

Byline: Marc Fisher Joe McCarthy loved to savage reporters, singling them out by name at his rallies in the 1950s. The Republican senator from Wisconsin knew the work of each [...]

Byline: Simon Denyer BEIJING -- During a telephone call early Wednesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping urged President Trump to find a peaceful solution to the crisis on the Korean Peninsula, [...]

Byline: Travis M. Andrews In 1960, John F. Kennedy made history by being the first presidential candidate to appear on a late-night television program. His opponent, Richard Nixon, would soon [...]

Byline: Joel Achenbach;Louisa Loveluck CLEVELAND -- Pat Mahoney, 25, is a communist. Matt Meister, 41, is an anarcho-syndicalist. They're both members of the Industrial Workers of the World, and local [...]

Byline: Emily Rauhala After months of posturing and news releases, Beijing on Monday published what may be its definitive domestic statement on the South China Sea arbitration case. And, boy, [...]

Byline: Emily Rauhala KASHGAR, China -- It was the final Friday of Ramadan, an aching hour before dusk, and on the steps of Id Kah, the mosque that marks the [...]

Byline: Simon Denyer POWER PLAY | Cheap electricity, a changing climate This is part of a series exploring how the world's hunger for cheap electricity is complicating efforts to combat [...]

Byline: Marc Fisher MIAMI -- When Sen. Marco -Rubio stands before Miami's historic Freedom Tower on Monday and announces that he is the second Cuban American to join the 2016 [...]

Byline: Michelle Ye Hee Lee Megyn Kelly: A lot of liberals don't believe in American exceptionalism, but that doesn't mean they don't love America. Rudolph Giuliani: Well, that I don't [...]