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UK Concerned by Beijing’s Activity in South China Sea, Foreign Secretary Says
David Lammy said the UK will work with the Philippines to ’maintain a free and open Indo-Pacific.’
Years of China’s Unfair Trade Practices at Core of Trump’s Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
Both the Trump and Biden administrations have accused China of dumping cheap steel on the global market, harming U.S. producers.
Philippines Says Its South China Sea Actions ‘Driven Entirely by National Interest,’ Not a Screenplay as Suggested by China
‘No creative analogy or play of words will mask the real issue, which is China’s refusal to abide by international law,’ the Philippines said.
Congressional Offices to Stop Receiving CCP-Run China Daily
The Committee on House Administration blocked further distribution of the newspaper after lawmakers raised concerns, the committee said.
China’s No. 3 Leader Absent From Major Political Session Due to Respiratory Infection
The absence of Zhao Leji has set off discussions about power dynamics within the upper echelons of the communist regime.
US Customs Seizes China-Made Fake Jewelry Worth $3.5 Million
‘Buying counterfeit luxury jewelry from China may seem like a bargain, but it often fuels criminal enterprises,’ a CBP official said.
China Catches Japan’s Old Deflation Problem: Analysis
A slowdown in China’s economy accompanies a decline in commodity and asset prices.
House Passes 2 China-Related Bills to Safeguard US National Security
The two pieces of legislation would allow the Department of Homeland Security to address the Chinese regime’s threats to public safety in America.
Greenland’s Elections Could Set Stage for Independence and Renewed Pitch From America
Trump has stressed Greenlanders’ right to self-determination as he makes the case for Greenland to join the United States.
Epoch Times Responds to Chinese Hacking Attack: ‘We Will Not Back Down’
The DOJ indicted Chinese hackers over a broad cyberattack campaign that targeted The Epoch Times and the U.S. government and civil groups.
Europe Remains Heavily Reliant on US Arms Exports, New Analysis Finds
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute found that U.S. arms transfers to Europe grew by 233 percent from 2020 to 2024.
Falun Gong Practitioner Highlights CCP’s Abuses at UN Despite Interruption by Chinese Diplomat
Ding Lebin says he was not surprised by the regime’s effort to stop him from delivering his address.
US Tested Technology to Warn When China Tracks US Satellites: Space Force
More than 490 of the CCP’s 970 satellites are intelligence-capable satellites, according to a professor of strategy at the U.S. Naval War College.
China Issues Outbreak Notice Amid Wave of Viral Infections
What the authorities really want to investigate is human bird flu infections in southern China, according to one expert.
China’s Consumer Prices Fall for the First Time in 13 Months as Deflationary Pressures Deepen
Observers believe that the deflation shadow is unlikely to dissipate for China, especially against the backdrop of a burgeoning trade war with Washington.
House Committee Passes Bipartisan Bill Advocating Taiwan’s Entry Into the IMF
‘Taiwan’s inclusion would enhance the IMF’s mission and promote stability and prosperity,’ Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) says.
Bipartisan Senate Bill Seeks to Curb Flow of Fentanyl Into the US From China
China ‘has not done enough to curb the export of these chemicals to Mexican transnational criminal groups,’ Sen. Jeanne Shaheen said.
Canada Rejects China’s Claim of Unfair Trade Practices, Calls New Agriculture Tariffs ‘Unjustified’
“Canada does not accept the premise of China’s investigation, nor its findings,” International Trade Minister Mary Ng said.
