Dorothy Li is a reporter for The Epoch Times. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on China, the Russia-Ukraine War, and the European Union, as well as themes in business and economics such as automotive trends and e-commerce. Dorothy's work has also been featured in CauseACTION Clarion.
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Duties on European liquors are widely viewed as targeting France, the main backer of imposing additional duties on electric vehicles made in China.
By: Dorothy Li
Dong Jun, who was appointed defense minister last December, is reportedly placed under investigation for corruption.
Temu, which has raised concerns among Vietnamese consumers and regulators, missed the deadline to register with Vietnam's trade ministry.
Washington is deeply concerned by China's 'restrictions on fundamental freedoms and its use of transnational repression,' says U.S. ambassador to China.
By: Dorothy Li
If Xi Jinping were to attend Trump's inauguration in January, it would be unprecedented.
By: Dorothy Li
If Xi Jinping were to attend Trump’s inauguration in January, it would be unprecedented.
With a mission of presenting authentic Chinese culture without communism, Shen Yun has been targeted with a series of similar, false threats earlier this year.
By: Dorothy Li
The European Union imposed the first fully-fledged sanctions—including travel bans and asset freezes—on Chinese actors that allegedly aid Moscow’s war efforts.
Pentagon: The current wave of purges touches ‘every service' in the Chinese military and 'may have shaken Beijing's confidence in high-ranking PLA officials.'
By: Dorothy Li, Eva Fu
Ding Yunde, who is serving a 3-year jail term for his faith, is at risk of torture and abuse, his son says.
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