Sean Tseng
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Sean Tseng is a Canada-based writer for The Epoch Times focusing on Asia-Pacific news, Chinese business and economy, and U.S.–China relations.
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Why Drones Are Center of Potential US–China Warfare
Scale and speed—not a perfect design—will decide drone warfare, pushing Washington to cut red tape and ship autonomous fleets by the thousands, analysts say.
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Caught Between Washington and Beijing, Chinese Students Face a Hard Choice
U.S. visa crackdowns and Beijing surveillance turn study abroad into a high-stakes test for China’s youth.
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The Cold War-Like Contest Between the US and China
Experts say the United States and China are in a ‘Cold-War-style contest’ with a twist: The rivals remain tightly bound by trade and finance.
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Trump Presses EU to Target China, India With up to 100 Percent Tariffs Over Russia Ties
The president has criticized Europe for failing to fully break with Russian energy.
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US Tightening Shipments to Chip Factories in China Will Slow Beijing’s Advances, Analysts Say
Washington tightened control over tools and know-how that China needs to move beyond the chip technology used in autos, telecom gear, and consumer goods.
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How China’s Social Insurance Crackdown Could Devastate Businesses: Experts
Beijing’s enforcement of social security contributions raises labor costs, potentially forcing small companies to cut staff or even shut down.
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Lawyers Struggling to Survive Amid China’s Social Insurance Squeeze
Increased enforcement of social insurance deductions is slashing take-home pay for many and raising costs for small firms already struggling with weak demand.
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Why ASML Chipmaking Tools Remain China’s Core Bottleneck Despite Reports of EUV Progress
Beijing can spark EUV light in the lab, but turning that into factory-ready lithography machines will still take China at least two more decades, experts said.
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Ex‑Beijing Engineer Reveals How Far the CCP Will Go to Track Its Own—and You
The ex‑insider says a PLA phone app logs every sailor’s move—and the same code, buried in Chinese phones and chips, could map Americans’ lives in real time.
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China’s Market-for-Tech Trap Breeds Corruption and Lost IP for Western Firms, Insider Warns
An insider says Tsinghua Unigroup’s collapse exposes China’s ethically bankrupt business culture and warns Western firms still eyeing its market.
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Why Drones Are Center of Potential US–China Warfare
Scale and speed—not a perfect design—will decide drone warfare, pushing Washington to cut red tape and ship autonomous fleets by the thousands, analysts say.
|
Caught Between Washington and Beijing, Chinese Students Face a Hard Choice
U.S. visa crackdowns and Beijing surveillance turn study abroad into a high-stakes test for China’s youth.
|
The Cold War-Like Contest Between the US and China
Experts say the United States and China are in a ‘Cold-War-style contest’ with a twist: The rivals remain tightly bound by trade and finance.
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Trump Presses EU to Target China, India With up to 100 Percent Tariffs Over Russia Ties
The president has criticized Europe for failing to fully break with Russian energy.
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US Tightening Shipments to Chip Factories in China Will Slow Beijing’s Advances, Analysts Say
Washington tightened control over tools and know-how that China needs to move beyond the chip technology used in autos, telecom gear, and consumer goods.
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How China’s Social Insurance Crackdown Could Devastate Businesses: Experts
Beijing’s enforcement of social security contributions raises labor costs, potentially forcing small companies to cut staff or even shut down.
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Lawyers Struggling to Survive Amid China’s Social Insurance Squeeze
Increased enforcement of social insurance deductions is slashing take-home pay for many and raising costs for small firms already struggling with weak demand.
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Why ASML Chipmaking Tools Remain China’s Core Bottleneck Despite Reports of EUV Progress
Beijing can spark EUV light in the lab, but turning that into factory-ready lithography machines will still take China at least two more decades, experts said.
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Ex‑Beijing Engineer Reveals How Far the CCP Will Go to Track Its Own—and You
The ex‑insider says a PLA phone app logs every sailor’s move—and the same code, buried in Chinese phones and chips, could map Americans’ lives in real time.
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China’s Market-for-Tech Trap Breeds Corruption and Lost IP for Western Firms, Insider Warns
An insider says Tsinghua Unigroup’s collapse exposes China’s ethically bankrupt business culture and warns Western firms still eyeing its market.
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