Americans at Serious Risk of Wrongful Detention in China: State Department
The State Department is warning Americans living in or traveling to China that they face a “serious risk of wrongful detention.”
President Donald Trump says he is open to meeting with the leaders of China and Russia to discuss ending the Ukraine war, potentially without Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy present.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio signals that a U.S.–India trade deal is nearing completion. Meanwhile, Washington is looking to Indian refineries to process more Venezuelan crude.
A U.S. Navy ship operating near disputed shoals in the South China Sea has drawn a response from Beijing. The Philippine military is pushing back against China’s criticism of U.S. naval operations.
Shanghai now has the world’s highest office vacancy rate, as foreign companies pull back from investing in China.
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US Warns Americans They Could Be Detained in China
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Trump Open to Talks With China, Russia on Ending War
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Rubio Says US and India Are Close to a Trade Deal
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China Says Its Navy Is Monitoring US Warship
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Shanghai Has World’s Highest Office Vacancy Rate
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Shen Yun Campus Wows Government and Business Leaders
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Universities Sever Foreign Ties After Pentagon Order
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How Communism Advances in the US
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