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WORLDJul 1Alibaba sues Pentagon, rare earth truce tested, Taiwan arms: 7 US-China relations readsWe have selected seven of the most interesting and important news stories covering US-China relations from the past few weeks. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Trump thinks he is playing hardball. But China is playing Trump: analysts As the summit between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump fades in the rear-view mirror, marked by anaemic deliverables, poor transparency and missed opportunities, analysts and former US...South China Morning Post

WORLDJun 23Feature : Across Taiwan Strait , letters carry weight of homeThis article is a feature exploring the significance of personal letters exchanged across the Taiwan Strait. It highlights the human element of cross-strait connections.taiwansun.com · China

WORLDJun 20Bagunas stays with Osaka; Espejo extends Taiwan stintAlas Pilipinas standouts Bryan Bagunas and Marck Espejo extended their professional run overseas after recently re-signing with their respective clubs. Bagunas, 28, inked a new deal in Japan’s SV.League after a championship victory with the Osaka Blueton last month where they dethroned the Suntory Sunbirds. The victory marked a successful pro return for Bagunas in the Japanese tournament following their bronze-medal finish a season prior. More importantly, he became the first Filipino to bag the league’s crown. “Honored to renew with Osaka Bluteon! Thank you to the club, my teammates, and all the fans for the incredible support. I’m excited for another season and ready to give my all. Let’s make more history together!” Bagunas said on Osaka’s Instagram post. Bagunas’ Alas teammate Espejo also re-signed with the reigning champion TSG Skyhawks to remain in the Taiwan Volleyball League. The 29-year-old Espejo, a titlist in Taiwanese and Korean competitions, was one of the key players as the Skyhawks reigned supreme in the inaugural edition of Taiwan meet. Bagunas and Espejo, both decorated in the collegiate scene back in the day, bannered Alas Men’s bronze-medal finish at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games in Thailand last December. They also took part in the promising run of the Nationals in the country's hosting of the FIVB Men's Volleyball World Cup in September.mb · philippines