US-China Relations

‘Temu is not an online marketplace like Amazon or Walmart. It’s a data theft business,’ Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin says.

Last month, Microsoft said it asked 700–800 employees to move out of China and reduced its engineering presence in the country.

‘Our partners in Asia understand that if you allow aggression to go unchecked anywhere, it becomes a greater threat everywhere,’ Secretary Antony Blinken said.

The Treasury Department sanctioned a Mexican resident and two Chinese residents previously indicted in a federal drug money-laundering scheme.

Tension in the South China Sea simmers after multiple confrontations between ships from China and the Philippines in the vital waterway in recent months.

Communist China is pushing forward in military AI development as the United States has yet to adopt a whole-of-government policy framework for AI.

The State Department called on Beijing to ‘cease its depraved actions against prisoners of conscience.’

An annual religious freedom report documents the Chinese regime’s tactics in pressuring venues to cancel performances by the group.

Robert Habeck is Europe’s first senior official to travel to China since Brussels hiked tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China.

Observers say Vietnam plays an important role in the geopolitical competition between China, Russia, and the United States.

Non-disclosure, prohibited transactions could lead to $1 million fines, 20 years in prison.

‘It is now abundantly clear that the CCP is not just turning a blind eye to the fentanyl crisis, it is causing it,’ Rep. John Moolenaar said.

Washington condemned the Chinese regime’s ‘escalatory and irresponsible actions.’

Brazil has the world’s third-largest reserves of rare earth minerals.

The working group will be responsible for producing legislation and promoting awareness to combat the CCP’s dominance of critical minerals.