While Taiwan says it does not want an ‘arms race’ with Beijing, it is taking steps to prepare its troops for a potential war.
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She fled North Korea but was sold to a man in China. Her second escape came nearly 20 years later.
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China’s consumer prices rose for the first time since August, breaking a contraction streak that has put growth potential in the world’s second-largest economy under pressure.
China ups efforts to better meet payment needs of foreigners, elderly
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Beijing needs a reset. Xi’s got bigger problems
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Prosecutors say US Army analyst accused of selling military secrets to China used crypto
Korbein Schultz pleaded not guilty Friday to selling US military secrets to China. Prosecutors said he used crypto Thursday to cover his tracks.
TikTok’s effort to recruit American kids as ‘foreign agents’ for China against ban may backfire: ‘disturbing’
A Republican lawmaker sent a scathing notice to Friday TikTok for allegedly “targeting” kids who use the platform to “lobby” for CCP against ban.
China Unveils Secretive ‘Delete A’ Policy, Economic Nationalism Deepens As Beijing Shifts Away From West
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