China has the world’s largest standing army, but is its ability to fight wars as good as Beijing says? A remark from a top military official is casting doubt.
U.S. intelligence is sounding the alarm to the Senate, warning America is facing an “increasingly fragile world order” and highlighting China’s threat.
The House is set to vote on the TikTok bill as early as this Wednesday, despite former President Donald Trump flipping his support for banning the app. We look at why.
Chinese nationals make up the fastest-growing group entering the United States illegally. We have more on why they’re fleeing China.
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- Spy Chiefs: ‘Increasingly Fragile World Order’
- House Goes Ahead With TikTok Vote Amid Trump Opposition
- ‘No Freedom’: Illegal Chinese Immigrant on Life at Home
- Western Companies Face Downward Slide in China
- China May Try to Influence 2024 U.S. Elections: Report
- Chinese AI May Be Used for Surveillance: Paris Olympics
