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Rights Advocates Celebrate 20th Anniversary of ‘Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party’
A survivor of the Tiananmen Square Massacre said promoting the ‘Nine Commentaries’ is key to ending communist rule in China.
Lawmakers, Advocates Speak Out Against Mass Jailing of Hong Kong Activists
Resistance to the Chinese Communist Party’s suppression in Hong Kong has garnered bipartisan support in the United States.
Bipartisan Panel Urges Congress to Revoke China’s Trade Privileges
The panel said China shouldn’t enjoy the same trade terms as U.S. allies, given its malpractices such as intellectual property theft and market manipulation.
US Is Preparing New Sanctions Over Sentencing of 45 Activists in Hong Kong: State Department
Hong Kong sentenced 45 pro-democracy activists to up to 10 years in prison, in the largest single prosecution under the CCP-imposed national security law.
Homeland Security Deports 109 Chinese Illegal Immigrants on Charter Flight
The latest deportation marks the third charter flight to China in less than six months, the department said.
US Unlikely to Take Chinese Leader Xi’s ‘Red Line’ Warning in Last Biden Meeting Seriously, Say Experts
‘There is now a broad, bipartisan understanding that we are dealing with an untrustworthy regime,’ an expert said.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Targets CCP Operatives With Executive Order
The CCP is engaged in a ‘worldwide harassment campaign against Chinese dissidents in attempts to forcibly return them to China,’ Abbott said.
Senators Ask Cyber Review Board to Conduct Investigation on Chinese Hack Group
‘We are deeply alarmed [the Department of Homeland Security] has not publicly disclosed when this investigation will begin,’ the senators stated in a letter.
How the US Will Confront the CCP Under Trump’s Second Term
The fundamentals of the U.S.–China conflict point to more confrontation.
Taiwan’s Envoy Says No Conversation With CCP Leader at APEC
The Taiwanese representative had a lively exchange with U.S. President Joe Biden and invited him to visit the island.
In Their Final Meeting, Xi Tells Biden China Is ‘Ready to Work’ With Trump Administration
Both leaders expressed commitment to responsibly manage the China–U.S. relationship during the critical transition period, the White House said
From Labor Camp to Epoch Times CEO: Janice Trey’s Journey to ‘Give a Voice to the Voiceless’
In an interview, Trey discusses why the Chinese communist regime opposes tradition, and the importance of upholding it.
Art of Truth, Compassion, and Tolerance Exhibition Graces Congressional Building in Washington
Visitors say they see pain, faith, bravery, beauty, and hope in the paintings.
House Committee Proposes Revoking China’s Trade Status
By revoking China’s trade status, imports would not be subject to the United States’ standard tariff rates, which are the lowest of all WTO members.
China-Linked Hackers Conduct ‘Broad and Significant’ Espionage Against US Telecom Companies, FBI Says
The Chinese hackers compromised the networks of ’multiple telecommunications companies,' federal investigators said.
How Trump Could Transform Indo–Pacific Policy
President-elect Donald Trump has expressed that U.S. allies in the Indo–Pacific should spend more on defense.
US Announcing Diplomatic Ties With Taiwan Could Trigger End of CCP: Wang Dan
‘Only the U.S. has the power to really defeat the CCP. The way it could do it is quite simple: just announce Taiwan–U.S. diplomatic relations.’
US Concerned Over Possible Tech Transfer Between Russia, North Korea
The top U.S. arms control official echoed the remarks of Secretary of State Antony Blinken and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte.
Trump Picks Rubio, Longtime China Hawk, for Secretary of State
The selection signals a tough approach by the incoming Trump administration toward international diplomacy.
