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September 08, 2020
US Expanding Restrictions on Chinese Students

Pompeo said he hopes China’s government-funded “Confucius Institutes” will all be shut down by the end of the year
September 05, 2020
How Facebook's Zuckerberg Went From Courting to Criticizing Beijing

Beijing never let Facebook operate inside its internet firewall, and now Facebook's CEO is warning that Beijing's policies pose a threat to American technology
August 09, 2020
Report: Made in Hollywood, Censored by Beijing

Appeasing Chinese government investors and gatekeepers has ‘become a way of doing business in Hollywood,’ according to the report
July 29, 2020
Mystery Seeds Arriving in US From China Could Be Part of Scam, Officials Say

The seeds are of unknown origin, and state agencies are warning recipients not to plant them if they are invasive species
July 22, 2020
China Embraces BLM in America, Objects to BLM Discussion at Home

Chinese media have heavily covered the protests and unrest in American cities, painting them as a failure of the country's democratic system
July 15, 2020
US Mulls Ending Deal Underpinning Trading in Chinese Companies

Frustration at lack of Chinese transparency is driving move that could push Chinese firms off US exchanges
July 14, 2020
South China Sea Tensions Rise as Militaries Conduct Regional Drills

Beijing reacts strongly to Trump administration’s rejection of China’s broad territorial claims in South China Sea, calling Washington 'a troublemaker and a disruptor of regional stability'
June 12, 2020
China Flights Increasing, but American Carriers Still Left Out

Beijing and Washington are still jockeying over airline service across the Pacific
May 22, 2020
US-China Tensions Rise as Beijing Signals Tightening Controls on Hong Kong

An uneasy relationship is becoming more antagonistic as China signals hardline approach to a territory long seen as a bridge
May 20, 2020
China's Luckin Coffee Scandal Renews US Call for Stricter Oversight

Nasdaq has determined that Luckin Coffee Inc. should be delisted, after the Chinese coffee chain disclosed in April that as much as $310 million of its sales last year were falsified by some employees
May 19, 2020
Pandemic Exposes Perils of Global Reliance on China for Drug Supplies

Lawmakers concerned about possible drug shortages amid the coronavirus outbreak are pressing pharmaceutical companies to bring manufacturing back to the US
May 18, 2020
China Threatens to Put American Tech Giants on Its 'Unreliable Entity List'

After the US announced a new ban on global chip supplies to Huawei, China threatened to retaliate by putting US companies such as Apple, Qualcomm and Cisco on a blacklist
May 08, 2020
'Don't Forget Chen Qiushi,' Friend of Chinese Journalist Says

Amid pandemic, China's citizen bloggers are detained, missing or put in 'enforced quarantine'
May 07, 2020
Not China's Cup of Tea: New Online Pan-Asia Alliance Emerges From Thai-Chinese Meme War

A Twitter spat with Chinese nationalists has forged a new 'Milk Tea Alliance' among social media users in Thailand, Hong Kong and Taiwan
May 01, 2020
Dying Mother of Jailed Chinese Dissident Pens Open Letter: 'I Just Want to Say Goodbye'

Huang Qi is serving time for allegedly leaking state secrets; his mother, 87, published her letter this month, and it has been circulating online
April 30, 2020
Debate Swirls Online in China: African Horse Plague — Yes? Wuhan Pneumonia — No

According to China, it’s not OK to say Wuhan pneumonia, but African horse plague is perfectly fine
April 29, 2020
Taiwan Pro-Independence Group Calls for Drafting of New Constitution

A pro-independence group in Taiwan is pushing two referendum proposals to draft a new constitution for Taiwan
April 21, 2020
Changing Habits One Village at a Time to Limit China’s Waste

After finding her childhood home spoiled by garbage, Chen Liwen began educating villagers to sort waste and recycle, and found ‘people really supported the cause’
March 24, 2020
Tackling COVID-19: Tough Measures in Tough Times

Although COVID-19 remains the same across borders---fast-moving and often fatal–– how countries respond to coronavirus may mean changing outcome for their populations
March 29, 2018
Chinese Pill Factories Fuel Opioid Crisis in America’s Heartland

On a freezing January night, Bailey Henke, 18, of Grand Forks, N.D. died in yet another tragic case of opioid overdose in America. Authorities later traced the pill he swallowed to a fentanyl factory in China – one the world’s top sources of the illegal drug. VOA traveled to America’s Heartland to see how Henke’s family, friends and the community are grappling with the deadly fallout from the Chinese drug supply chain.

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