Millionaires are still fleeing China. A new report says the country is set to lose over 15,000 of the ultra-wealthy this year.
Temu’s China parent has been found hiring a group of former officials who worked for the Chinese Communist Party. We have more on the international concerns about the app.
A crackdown in China is sparking outrage in Washington. Officials are condemning what they call the “unjust” sentencing of two activists, including a #MeToo journalist.
President Joe Biden is expected to sign a bipartisan bill reaffirming Tibetan rights. The update comes from a delegation of lawmakers.
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