American tech companies may have played a much bigger role in aiding China’s human rights abuses than many people realized, according to a recent Associated Press investigative report.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is moving to ban seven China-based test labs. These labs could previously certify electronic devices for use in the United States—but not anymore.
From fentanyl in the United States to cyberattacks and global wars, a cybersecurity expert says communist China is behind it all. He joins American Thought Leaders host Jan Jekielek to break down how Beijing is influencing world events.
Vietnam’s exports to the United States fell 2 percent last month. At the same time, its imports from China fell 2 percent as well. The United States has accused Vietnam of serving as China’s trans-shipment hub to skirt U.S. tariffs.
- How US Tech Enabled China’s Surveillance State
- FCC Moves to Ban 7 Chinese Labs From Certifying Electronics
- Communist China Behind World’s Unrest: Mills
- Vietnam’s China Imports, US Exports Both Drop 2 Percent
- South Korea Sending Plane to Bring Back Detained Workers
- Japan: Lower US Tariffs to Take Effect by Sept. 16
- Japan Prime Minister Hopefuls Prepare Leadership Bids
- US Joins South Korea, Japan in Defense Drills
- China Uses Pacific Islands Influence to Exclude Taiwan
- EU Opposes China’s Tariffs on Pork Products