US House of Representatives Amends Bill to List BeiGene on Restricted List
The U.S. House of Representatives on Friday (May 10) amended a bill aimed at restricting American business dealings with certain…
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Will the China-US trade war start before October?
The U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen visited China in April, saying that China and the United States will not decouple….
Prominent Economist Faces Pressure Over Remarks, Self-Censorship Sparks Debate
Recently, prominent Chinese economist Lu Qiyuan announced his decision to stop recording on social media platforms, which quickly sparked discussions…
Two British nationals accused of spying for the Communist Party of China to stand trial next year.
On Friday, May 10th, two Britons accused of “engaging in espionage activities for the Chinese Communist Party” were informed that…
Police dismantle protest camp inside Massachusetts Institute of Technology
On Friday morning, police cleared a protest camp of pro-Palestinian activists on the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology…
After crossing the Taiwan Strait, US missile destroyer passes through the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea.
The U.S. Seventh Fleet Public Affairs Commander stated on Friday that the missile destroyer USS Halsey, DDG-97, adhering to international…
Chinese Diplomat Accused of Spreading False Information, Philippine Security Adviser Urges His Expulsion
On Friday, Philippines’ National Security Adviser accused a Chinese diplomat of maliciously spreading false information about a conversation with a…
Japan establishes “Joint Operations Headquarters” to strengthen US-Japan alliance
The Japanese House of Councillors passed and promulgated the amended “Defense Ministry Establishment Law” on Thursday, with the establishment of…
Gaza Ceasefire Negotiations Come to a Fruitless End, Israel Vows to Attack Rafah
The latest round of Gaza talks has ended in a stalemate once again, with Hamas announcing on Thursday (May 9)…
New York Appeals Court Rules Early Voting Law Does Not Violate State Constitution
New York State’s Appellate Division Third Judicial Department ruled on May 9 that the New York Early Mail Voter Act…