Taiwan’s new president is facing off against Beijing’s shocking decree: The threat of the death penalty for anyone found supporting Taiwanese independence.
A media mouthpiece for China’s communist regime is now operating in more than 70 percent of African countries, and reports say it’s pushing anti-U.S. messaging.
Seven pro-democracy activists from Hong Kong are back in a Hong Kong court, including former media mogul Jimmy Lai. They’re appealing to get their conviction overturned.
China’s state-run Global Times is reporting that Beijing wants the EU to scrap its tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles by July 4. We have details on the escalating tariff war.
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- Hong Kong Court Hears Democracy Activists’ Appeal
- China Wants EU to Remove EV Tariffs on July 4
- China Resident: Relative Killed by Flood Gate Opening
- U.S. Aircraft Carrier Arrives in S. Korea for Drills
- China’s New Maritime Law ‘Illegal’: Copley
- German Trade Focus Could Pivot from China to U.S.