Jarvis Lim
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Jarvis Lim is a Taiwan-based writer focusing on human rights, U.S.–China relations, China's economic and political influence in Southeast Asia, and cross-strait relations.
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Beijing’s Expulsion of Reporter Deepens Self-Censorship Among Foreign Press in China: Analysts
The New York Times confirmed that its China-based correspondent was expelled in February.
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China’s Expanding Nuclear Arsenal and Military Reach Gravely Threaten Indo-Pacific Stability: Analysts
The regime’s stockpile is estimated to have reached 600 nuclear warheads, putting it on track for the world’s fastest expansion in recent years.
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Deepening Economic Ties With Beijing Poses Security Challenges to Berlin: Analysts
The German economy minister wrapped up a four-day trip to China, stressing both cooperation and competition in bilateral ties.
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Beijing Set to Prolong Rare-Earth Curbs, Economic Retaliation Against Tokyo: Analysts
Exports of critical rare-earth elements from China to Japan have virtually halted since December.
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China’s Provocations in Taiwan’s Outer Islands Threaten First Island Chain, Expert Warns
A Chinese coast guard vessel entered waters near the Pratas Islands on May 23, triggering a standoff.
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Arrest of German Couple for Alleged Spying for the CCP Reveals EU Economic Risk: Analysts
A couple in Munich are alleged to have collected sophisticated technology suited for military purposes for Chinese Communist Party.
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Tightening Xi–Putin Ties Aim to Undermine US Interests, Analysts Warn
The Russian leader’s trip to China is the second in less than a year, adding to the more than 40 encounters the pair have held.
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Chinese Regime Will Likely Ramp Up Taiwan Coercion After Trump–Xi Summit: Analysts
Taiwan is the ‘most important issue’ in U.S.–China relations, Chinese leader Xi Jinping said during talks with Trump last week.
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California Mayor’s Guilty Plea Reveals China’s Infiltration of US, Analysts Say
‘Wang is far from the only asset to have embedded herself in U.S. institutions,’ one analyst said.
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Paraguayan President’s Taiwan Visit Signals Beijing’s Setback in Latin America: Analysts
President Santiago Peña concluded his four-day visit to the island, and the two sides signed pacts covering artificial intelligence, security, and justice.
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