President Joe Biden inks the TikTok divestment bill into law. Will the app sever ties with its Chinese parent or risk being ousted from U.S. app stores?
U.S. prosecutors want the founder of a crypto exchange giant to serve three years in prison. The Chinese-born businessman pleaded guilty to breaking money laundering laws.
Rooting out spies, raiding Chinese firms, and launching a probe—the European Union is launching a series of moves aimed at China, just ahead of the Chinese leader’s first visit to Europe in five years.
Germany arrests an EU Parliament staff member on suspicion of spying for China, taking the tally of alleged Chinese spies arrested in Europe recently to six.
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