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Official data shows that new export orders dropped to the lowest level—excluding the COVID-19 disruptions—in 13 years.

Voters are being urged not to fall prey to interference when they cast their vote in the federal election.

President Donald Trump is reorganizing the chessboard against China.

The two elderly practitioners from Guangdong Province in China were sentenced to prison and fined thousands of dollars for their beliefs.

‘China has sought greater influence within the U.N. human rights system and become more aggressive in silencing dissent,’ an investigative report says.

The incident occurred just days before the start of a week-long Labor Day holiday, prompting the Communist Party’s leadership to step in.

Despite the poor performance, official data reported a 5.9 percent year-over-year growth for March, causing eyebrows to raise among many Chinese netizens.

The former senator has ‘heavy work cut out’ for him, says the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations chairman.

Beijing’s refusal to resolve the standoff with Washington limits its ability to tackle challenges at home, according to analysts.

Members of the Hubei Association, linked to Beijing’s chief foreign influence body, were allegedly told to support the Teal MP.

They told The Epoch Times that recently more young and middle-aged people around them have died suddenly.

Beijing’s insistence on the lack of tariff negotiations with Washington has sparked speculation about what might be unfolding behind the scenes.

All eyes are on whether the United States and China can make a tariff deal.

How Trump is challenging the Chinese regime on multiple fronts.

An elderly victim, who was allegedly tricked into believing that there was a federal warrant for her, lost more than $780,000 to the scam, prosecutors say.

The Philippines conducted its own landing shortly after on the reef that is just 5 nautical miles from its military outpost on the nearby Thitu Island.

Probes and removal of senior officers considered allies of Xi Jinping are a sign of pervasive corruption and ruinous political infighting.

Both the Senate majority leader and the Philippines Public Relations Society have accused the embassy of hiring a local company to spread ‘fake news.’