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The senators say that the era in which U.S.–China science and technology cooperation made sense is long-gone.

‘Prohibiting [South] Korean complicity is entirely within the control of Korea,’ said the renowned international human rights lawyer.

China is pushing for peace on the Indian border as Beijing preps for a more intense U.S.–China competition under the new Trump presidency.

China’s economic figures show weak consumer spending, highlighting vulnerabilities in its economy.

Open questions remain as to the motives of attackers in these incidents.

The Treasury Department says Iran maintains a ’shadow fleet' in its oil trade to fund illicit activities.

Federal insurers should not reimburse patients seeking organ transplant surgery in China, the commission said in its new report.

The man and a local city council member were part of a ‘basic team’ dedicated to promoting Beijing’s interests in the U.S., a Chinese agent allegedly said.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping launched a new strategy to target the spiritual group in the United States.

Two underwater telecommunications cables were damaged last month, as the Chinese cargo vessel Yi Peng 3 transited the Baltic Sea.

Martha Flores Vazquez says the Chinese regime has infiltrated her community—and she won’t stand for it.

Tencent is a key stakeholder in several gaming companies.

The United States has identified China as the primary source of illicit fentanyl.

Leaders of the Chinese police station have helped Beijing organize counterprotests against Falun Gong demonstrations and locate the regime’s targets.

Rights activist Li Yingzhi referenced a saying by Chinese sage Lao Tzu: ‘If the people do not fear death, what use is there in threatening them with death?’

Pentagon says current wave of purges touches ‘every service’ in the CCP military and ’may have shaken Beijing’s confidence in high-ranking PLA officials.’