Dorothy Li is a reporter for The Epoch Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, and the global economy, with a particular focus on geopolitics, international affairs, and economic policy. Dorothy's work has been featured in CauseACTION Clarion and The Epoch Times.
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Chinese leader Xi Jinping is expected to visit Washington on Sept. 24, just weeks before the current trade deal is set to expire.
By: Dorothy Li
Beijing uses ‘dubious’ pretexts, backed by coercion, to press its sweeping claims in the South China Sea, the State Department says.
Mexican suppliers will also have to pay ‘security deposits’ to Chinese customs.
By: Dorothy Li
The case has sparked fresh concerns about the CCP’s persistent efforts to influence democratically governed Taiwan from within.
By: Dorothy Li
The two activists face up to 10 years in prison. The U.S. calls for their release, and the EU said their convictions show ‘continuing deterioration’ of freedom.
By: Dorothy Li
Beijing currently sees South Korea as a lower-cost way of preserving leverage in its direct neighborhood, one analyst says.
By: Dorothy Li
Gao Zhen’s wife and their U.S. citizen son have been barred from leaving China since his arrest in the summer of 2024.
Zhong Shaojun, once Xi Jinping’s right-hand man in the military, was among the four commanders expelled from the Party-controlled legislature.
China says 18 U.S. citizens are among those missing on the Tibet side.
By: Dorothy Li
Joshua Wong, who turns 30 next month, faces up to life in prison.
