A 13-year flow of U.S. technology to Iran takes a hit. U.S. authorities charged four Chinese nationals for allegedly smuggling American parts to sanctioned Iranian entities.
Could a recent CBS news article land the company in legal trouble? A U.S. lawmaker is accusing it of aiding Chinese propaganda, violating the truth, and potentially breaching U.S. sanctions.
A major human rights group is warning automakers like Tesla, reminding carmakers to keep materials tied to forced labor out of their supply chains when it comes to building cars inside China.
How is Washington preparing for a potential invasion of Taiwan? We take a closer look at how a round of critical military drills helped arm Australia and the Pacific region against Beijing’s threat.
- DOJ Charges Chinese with Smuggling U.S. Parts to Iran
- DOJ Indictment Underscores China-Iran Ties
- Sen. Rubio Accuses CBS of Aiding CCP Propaganda
- Human Rights Watch Warns Carmakers Over Forced Labor
- U.S. Preps Pacific for Possible War on Taiwan
- Taiwan Elects Opposition Lawmaker as Parliament Speaker
- Trump vs. Biden: Impact on U.S., China, Taiwan Ties
- Philippines Plans to Buy First-Ever Submarine
- Hong Kong Convicts Four Over 2019 Pro-Democracy Protests
- Lawmakers Review CCP’s Human Rights Record
- ‘China’s the Worst’: Swett on Atrocities Worldwide