Editor’s Note: This news article has been altered to comply with platform policies regarding sensitive content while preserving the factual reporting. Authorities in Nanjing have arrested a 60-year-old man suspected of disguising
China has expelled nine senior military officials, including General He Weidong, the vice chairman of the powerful Central Military Commission, from the Communist Party in a sweeping anti-corruption move. The officials, accused
MoreChina’s aggressive move to impose unprecedented export controls on rare-earth minerals has triggered an international response, highlighting the growing friction between Beijing and major global economies, according to Bloomberg. The restrictions, which
MoreUS Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signaled that Washington could extend a pause on tariffs on Chinese goods beyond the current three-month window if Beijing agrees to halt its planned export restrictions on
MoreMore than 57,000 Chinese nationals suspected of involvement in cross-border telecom fraud have been arrested in a sweeping joint law enforcement operation by Chinese and Myanmar police, the Chinese Ministry of Public
MoreChinese criminal gangs have reportedly stolen more than $1 billion from Americans over the past three years through an elaborate network of text message scams, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
MorePolice in China have detained dozens of pastors from one of the country’s largest underground Christian congregations over the weekend, church representatives and family members told Reuters, marking the most sweeping religious
MoreTaiwan is launching an ambitious new air defense system known as “T-Dome,” designed to create a faster, smarter “sensor-to-shooter” network that can detect and destroy incoming threats with greater precision. The plan,
MoreChina said on Friday it will begin charging port fees on all U.S.-owned, operated, built, or flagged vessels starting Tuesday, in a direct countermeasure to similar U.S. fees on China-linked ships that
MoreChina is set to tighten restrictions on rare earth minerals, extending export controls to items manufactured abroad that use materials sourced from the country. The move marks an escalation in tensions between
MoreChina’s Taiwan Affairs Office on Wednesday accused Taiwan regional leader Lai Ching-te of distorting the truth, exaggerating a “mainland threat,” and promoting “Taiwan independence” following an interview Lai gave to a U.S.
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