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Fourteen activists and former elected oficials, including an Australian citizen, now face anywhere from 3 years to life in prison.

The European Union is expected to announce a tariff on Chinese electric vehicles in early June amid eroding trust in EU-China relations.

China is working to protect its substantial investment in neighboring, war-torn Burma.

More U.S. law firms are shutting down their operations in Shanghai, China’s financial center.

Experts say the standards for device inspection set by the CCP are too vague and the implementation of the new regulations may violate the rights of citizens.

The meeting took place amid rising tensions across the Taiwan Strait after China staged large-scale exercises in the sea and air spaces near democratic Taiwan.

Among the issues discussed were Russia’s war in Ukraine, challenges in the Middle East, efforts to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, and counternarcotics.

U.S. public pensions have poured over $60 billion into China. But some states are rolling out laws to buck the trend.

Many Australians will be incensed to learn of foreign spies in their midst, but it is a reality to be confronted.

The DOJ said Wang Yunhe offered customers use of his network of compromised IP addresses for a fee from 2014 until 2022.

The Australian government has repeatedly been denied consular access to Gordon Ng.

International human rights lawyer David Matas will highlight the brutal practice of forced organ harvesting by the Chinese state.