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The new tariffs will take effect next year and apply to countries that don’t have a free-trade agreement with Mexico.

The IMF called for policy shifts to counter weak domestic demand, deflationary pressures, and high debt levels.

The defense argued the government failed to provide evidence of a clear quid pro quo agreement between Sun and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials.

‘If China were to open its capital markets more, there would actually be downward pressure on the exchange rate,’ said economist Kenneth Rogoff.

Paul Johnstone, security and intelligence expert, says Beijing’s hold over the Solomons is tight, but reveals locals are far from happy.

Ongoing arrests and opaque trials highlight Beijing’s heightened control over activists, religious groups, and political expression.

Japan scrambles fighter jets after more than 10 Chinese and Russian warplanes flew near its islands.

Global demand for weapons is booming, but China’s big defense companies are losing revenue as purges, budget strains, and weak exports hit key programs.

Two targeted companies have been accused by U.S. authorities of carrying out malicious cyber activity on behalf of the CCP.

Lawmakers have introduced 22 bills in Congress addressing the persecution.

A State Department spokesperson criticized China’s latest military maneuvers, saying they are ‘not conducive to regional peace and stability.’

China continues to rank among the worst human rights offenders in the world, despite ratifying a number of international human rights agreements.

Although the president hasn’t yet offered many concrete details on the upcoming executive order, the plan has key similarities to one that failed in Congress.

China’s bid to bind the global South in a green mineral bloc is a scramble to secure shaky ore supplies as U.S. and partners race for China-proof supply chains.

Panel highlights how Beijing’s transnational repression reaches Canada, and ways to counter it

The EU and Mexico are weighing new tariffs as Beijing’s export-driven model fuels overcapacity, strains markets, and heightens geopolitical tensions.

Beijing maintains pressures on the lucrative tourism sector, a key driver for Japan’s economy, as it seeks to pressure Takaichi to retract remarks on Taiwan.

Eight Democratic senators called the move a ‘national security failure.’

The new tariffs will take effect next year and apply to countries that don’t have a free-trade agreement with Mexico.

The IMF called for policy shifts to counter weak domestic demand, deflationary pressures, and high debt levels.

The defense argued the government failed to provide evidence of a clear quid pro quo agreement between Sun and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials.

‘If China were to open its capital markets more, there would actually be downward pressure on the exchange rate,’ said economist Kenneth Rogoff.

Paul Johnstone, security and intelligence expert, says Beijing’s hold over the Solomons is tight, but reveals locals are far from happy.

Ongoing arrests and opaque trials highlight Beijing’s heightened control over activists, religious groups, and political expression.

Japan scrambles fighter jets after more than 10 Chinese and Russian warplanes flew near its islands.

Global demand for weapons is booming, but China’s big defense companies are losing revenue as purges, budget strains, and weak exports hit key programs.

Two targeted companies have been accused by U.S. authorities of carrying out malicious cyber activity on behalf of the CCP.

Lawmakers have introduced 22 bills in Congress addressing the persecution.

A State Department spokesperson criticized China’s latest military maneuvers, saying they are ‘not conducive to regional peace and stability.’

China continues to rank among the worst human rights offenders in the world, despite ratifying a number of international human rights agreements.

Although the president hasn’t yet offered many concrete details on the upcoming executive order, the plan has key similarities to one that failed in Congress.

China’s bid to bind the global South in a green mineral bloc is a scramble to secure shaky ore supplies as U.S. and partners race for China-proof supply chains.

Panel highlights how Beijing’s transnational repression reaches Canada, and ways to counter it

The EU and Mexico are weighing new tariffs as Beijing’s export-driven model fuels overcapacity, strains markets, and heightens geopolitical tensions.

Beijing maintains pressures on the lucrative tourism sector, a key driver for Japan’s economy, as it seeks to pressure Takaichi to retract remarks on Taiwan.

Eight Democratic senators called the move a ‘national security failure.’