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China’s Military Purge Shows No Sign of Stopping
Two of China’s most senior military officials have been removed from the country’s top military body, as well as its Communist Party-controlled
Who Are the Americans Wrongfully Detained by China?
The U.S. State Department has publicly declared two Americans as being wrongfully detained by China just weeks before Xi Jinping’s visit to
U.S. Lawmakers Reintroduce Chinese Fentanyl Sanctions Bill
Four lawmakers have reintroduced a bill targeting China’s role in the fentanyl crisis, as Congress attempts to shape U.S. priorities ahead of Xi
A Routine Naval Exercise Could Draw Indonesia Into China’s Taiwan Strategy
The recent passing exercise between the Indonesian navy ship KRI I Gusti Ngurah Rai and the Chinese navy ship Honghe in waters to the east of Taiwan
America’s Chinese EV Reckoning Is Coming
Television viewers in Washington are familiar with the aesthetics of the political attack ad, with its menacing voice-over and unflattering tint. But
Tacoma Mayor’s Letter to Xi Praises China’s Religious Freedom
The mayor of a Seattle-area city praised China’s government for “safeguarding” religious liberty after she visited the country, in a private letter
New York Governor’s Office Texted With Bank of China — But Claims It Can’t Find the Messages
The Office of New York Governor Kathy Hochul communicated with the Bank of China’s U.S. arm through WeChat, a Chinese messaging app that is
Human Rights & China: July 24, 2026
Report Shows Rise in Human Rights Harms at China-Backed Mineral Projects The number of human rights violations at critical mineral projects tied to
China Pulls the Plug on Taiwan Invasion Movie
A Chinese historical war film depicting the Qing dynasty’s 17th-century conquest of Taiwan has been pulled from cinemas just days before its scheduled
Hungarian Prime Minister Says Orban’s Foreign Minister ‘Entering the Service of the CCP’
Former foreign minister of Hungary Peter Szijjarto resigned as a member of parliament yesterday, announcing that he was taking a job with the Chinese
Nvidia’s AI Chips Finding New Customers
Proponents of looser restrictions on the trade of high-end semiconductors got two pieces of good news last week, as the U.S. and China reckon with how