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Several Taiwanese scholars attended a forum in Taipei to discuss the implications of the new Chinese law.
Merchants used Alibaba.com and AliExpress to sell illegal pharmaceuticals, listed chemicals, and pill-press equipment into America, federal prosecutors said.
The former American diplomat has warned New Zealand that it needs to spend more money on its defence instead of relying on allies like the US and Australia.
Supermicro said four Taiwanese employees were placed on administrative leave after being questioned in the investigation.
Deepened cooperation between China and Belarus could advance the Chinese regime’s Eurasian strategy, analysts said.
Converse also posted double-digit declines, dragging down the company’s business.
A B-2 Spirit stealth bomber launched a stealthy AGM-158C long-range anti-ship missile in a live-fire ship-sinking exercise on June 27.
China’s recent patrols off the east coast of Taiwan have prompted concern from the UK, France, Germany and the United States.
The law is set to take effect on July 1.
Rights experts say the law codifies tighter control over minorities, religion, and language while widening overseas repression.
Hundreds in the U.S. faith community report harassment, intimidation, and fear amid escalating transnational repression from the Chinese regime.
Authorities previously seized 50 Supermicro servers equipped with advanced Nvidia chips; Supermicro says its products have been targeted.
A fire near the site where a plane struck Beijing’s tallest skyscraper intensified online discussion as the regime investigates both events.
Just days before the Nakamal security pact was signed, a new rotation of CCP-trained police officers was deployed to the Pacific nation.
The former police officer and Tiananmen advocate arrived in Toronto one month after surviving a rubber-boat escape across open sea from China to South Korea.
Kuala Lumpur’s transport ministry announced an extension to its deal with deep-sea exploration firm Ocean Infinity on June 29.
With encouragement from Washington, Tokyo and Seoul have been working since 2022 to improve their relationship and build a partnership in the region.
The ministry said the entities could apply for removal from the export control list, provided they cooperate with Chinese authorities.
Unlike other countries, the deal does not give Australia ’veto' power over foreign relations matters connected to defence or security.
The agreement would examine whether Europe’s still-unflown drone could work alongside Japan’s P-1 patrol aircraft. No purchase has yet been decided.
