Dorothy Li is a journalist who writes for The Epoch Times and CauseACTION Clarion. She focuses on covering news related to China, including issues such as religious persecution, human rights abuses, and the Chinese Communist Party's influence. Her articles aim to provide insight and raise awareness about these important topics.
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One of the Philippines' largest coast guard vessels returned to port on Sunday, after a series of clashes with Chinese ships near the disputed Sabina Shoal.
The U.S. Army has deployed a midrange ground-based missile to the Indo-Pacific region in April.
For the first time, a steel manufacturer and a sweetener maker are banned from exporting their products to the United States.
By: Dorothy Li
‘It is regrettable that the overall situation in the South China Sea remains tense and unchanged,’ Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said.
By: Dorothy Li
Tsai Ing-wen visited Prague on Monday, as China conducted large-scale war games off the coast of Taiwan.
Russian defense minister’s meetings with top Chinese general and officials in Beijing, days ahead of an expected visit by China’s leader Xi Jinping to Russia.
By: Dorothy Li
China’s research activities in the Arctic ’may carry significant security implications’ for the United States, said U.S. lawmakers.
By: Dorothy Li
If no consensus is reached, the new duties on China-made EVs will kick in on Oct. 31.
The new duties will take effect on Oct. 31 and will remain in place for the next five years.
Yu Wensheng and his wife had been convicted at a secret trial for inciting subversion of state power, a vague charge often used to silence dissenters.
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