Lily Zhou is a journalist for The Epoch Times, covering a wide range of topics including international politics, economics, and current events. With a focus on providing accurate and unbiased reporting, Lily aims to deliver news that informs and engages readers.
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By: Lily Zhou
September’s launch of a long-range ICBM in the Pacific—the first such test in decades—evaluated the missile’s capabilities and sent a political message.
Both candidates agree the Chinese Communist Party poses a threat to the United States, but they have different strategies on how to address it.
In 2021, Congress passed legislation requiring the Pentagon to compile a list of Chinese military companies operating in the United States.
By: Lily Zhou
Documents show Harvard disciplined protesters for disrupting a speech by the Chinese ambassador, but not a Chinese student who dragged a protester away.
A federal agency said the entities helped with smuggling U.S. technologies to support weapons programs in China, Iran, Pakistan, and Russia.
The House Select Committee on the CCP said Beijing may use the technology to ’redefine' battle lines in its chips competition with the United States.
Experts said the two candidates are expected to take the same direction, but differences lie in their approaches, particularly on the war in Ukraine.
Experts said the two candidates are expected to take the same direction, but differences lie in their approaches, particularly on the war in Ukraine.
By: Lily Zhou
A Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson says Beijing ’respect the choice of the American people.’
The top U.S. arms control official echoed the remarks of Secretary of State Antony Blinken and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte.
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