China, Mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan
Surviving with no heat and little food By Sophia Lam Two Chinese long-distance bus drivers who drove to pick up farm workers from 950 miles away have been stuck on Chinese…
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By Venus Upadhayaya and Tiffany Meier The Biden administration’s focus on climate change can be geopolitically hazardous as green policies can shift power into the hands of China, which has monopolized the supply chain of rare…
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Leaders Land in Indonesia for G-20 Summit; US Seeks No Conflict With China, Says Biden
by EditorTBy Reuters NUSA DUA, Indonesia—U.S. President Joe Biden said on Nov. 13 that his country will maintain open communication lines and seek no conflict with China ahead of what are expected to…
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By Reuters U.S. President Joe Biden on Sunday met Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and discussed their security pact and issues surrounding the Taiwan Strait, the White House said. The AUKUS security pact between the…
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By Alex Wu After securing a third term as leader of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) at its national congress, Xi Jinping ordered the nation’s military for the first time to…
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By Sophia Lam A businessman in Tibet has blasted China’s communist party authorities for messing up in the region with its “zero-COVID” policies, describing China’s quarantine facilities as “concentration camps.” China’s ruling communist…
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Yellen Pitches ‘Friendshoring’ to Protect Supply Chains From ‘Risky’ Countries Like China
by EditorTBy Bryan Jung Janet Yellen, secretary of the U.S. Treasury, was in India to promote “friendshoring” to protect supply chains from unreliable countries like China and Russia. The pandemic, supply chain problems, and rapidly changing geopolitical…
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By Frank Fang TAIPEI—Liberty Square, Taiwan’s iconic tourist site, was awash in a sea of colors on Nov. 12, as more than 5,000 locals came together to deliver a message to…
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‘Casino Loyale’: Company Owned by Chinese Billionaire Guilty of Paying $1 Million in Bribes to LA Councilman
by EditorTBy Andrew Thornebrooke A Los Angeles real estate firm owned by a Chinese billionaire is guilty of paying more than $1 million in bribes to a Los Angeles city councilman as part of…
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By Andrew Thornebrooke Three people were arrested this week for their alleged involvement in a scheme to sell U.S. military secrets to China and to secretly bring Chinese goods into the U.S. defense supply chain.…