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September 23, 2019

James Carafano: China bears watching — even at the UN

If China is allowed to run wild at the U.N., only Beijing will benefit.

September 22, 2019

Helen Raleigh: China has already lost the trade war. Here's why

President Trump's trade tariffs struck the Chinese economy when it was already declining and the effects have been devastating. 

September 21, 2019

Hong Kong police, protesters face off in fresh clashes as fights break out over 'Lennon Walls' tear-down

Anti-government protesters and police faced off again Saturday in Hong Kong over ramped up demands for China to cease encroaching on democracy in the island city.

September 21, 2019

YouTuber agrees to pay family of girl who died copying her cooking video

A Chinese YouTuber has agreed to pay the families of two girls who tried to copy one of her viral cooking techniques following the death of one of them on September 5.

September 21, 2019

Hundreds of shackled, blindfolded prisoners in China purportedly seen in online videos: report

Videos purportedly showing hundreds of prisoners in China with their heads shaved and their hands bound behind their back and blindfolds that were posted online earlier this week appears to be authentic.

September 20, 2019

Kiribati cuts diplomatic ties with Taiwan, second Pacific island nation in a week

The Pacific island nation of Kiribati cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan on Friday, becoming the second country to do so this week and strengthening Beijing's hand.

September 19, 2019

FedEx pilot detained in China before commercial flight

A FedEx pilot was detained in China last week after items found in his checked bag before he boarded a commercial flight, the company confirmed Thursday.   

September 18, 2019

China reportedly censoring Ten Commandments, replacing them with Xi quotes inside churches

China's ruling Communist Party is reportedly censoring the pillars of Christianity and closing down churches that don't comply.

September 18, 2019

Brian Brenberg: American companies not holding their breath for a trade deal -- Here's why

A trade agreement might bring down tariffs, but don’t expect it to send U.S. businesses running back to China.

September 17, 2019

Rare Hong Kong train derailment injures at least 8 amid protests

At least eight people were hurt in a derailment of a train owned by a Hong Kong company targeted by pro-democracy protesters earlier this month, according to reports.