Former President Donald Trump is vowing an over 60 percent tariff on China if he gets reelected. We have more on what the penalty could mean for the global economy.
Around 140,000 comments were attached to a Chinese social media post about giraffe conservation. A post from the U.S. Embassy in Beijing became a “wailing wall” for complaints about plunging Chinese stocks.
Beyond concerning stocks, photos and videos reveal the depths of China’s struggling businesses. The busiest shopping centers are now virtually empty. We look at why.
Australia is condemning China after the communist regime handed out a suspended death penalty to an Australian pro-democracy blogger.
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