Alex Wu is a journalist who writes for The Epoch Times and his work has also been featured in Forbes. He specializes in international relations and politics, with a focus on China and its relationship with other countries. His articles provide analysis, commentary, and news on various topics related to China's politics, diplomacy, and influence in the global arena.
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The revised National Defense Education Law emphasizes the importance of conscription.
By: Alex Wu
‘RCEP did not reflect the aspirations of our small and micro medium industries,’ India’s minister of commerce said.
By 1 October 2024 The next era of public financial infrastructure
By: Alex Wu
The United Front Work Department is an official agency set up by Beijing for suppressing dissidents, recruiting, and infiltrating groups in Western countries.
By: Alex Wu
Li Qiang visited Pakistan amid recent terrorist attacks including a suicide attack by the Baloch Liberation Army targeting Chinese workers.
By: Alex Wu
US Lawmakers Urge Japan to Curb Export of Chip-Making Equipment to China
By: Alex Wu
The whistleblower’s father said his son, a hospital intern, refused to source child donors and thus may have been murdered, according to an Epoch Times source.
China’s October Financial Data Spell More Economic Woes: Analysts
By: Geylani Can, Maksym Shyian, Archana Krishnamoorthy, Yang Lim, Alex Wu, Manal Zaher, Markus Raeschle, David Pellman Geylani, Maksym Shyian, Archana Krishnamoorthy, Yang Lim, Alex Wu, Manal Zaher, Markus
Abstract When cells enter mitosis with under-replicated DNA, sister chromosome segregation is compromised, which can lead to massive genome instability.
China's economic figures show weak consumer spending, highlighting vulnerabilities in its economy.
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