Chinese Stocks Lose $2.4 Trillion Since May; US Digital Investment Platform Shares Data With China
China’s stock market has shed $2.4 trillion in value since May, amid a sluggish economy and disappointing performance from Chinese artificial intelligence companies.
U.S. lawmakers are making evidence public that Webull, a U.S.-based online investment platform, shared sensitive American data with Beijing.
On religious freedom in China, Pastor Ezra Jin shares his experiences and speaks out about persecution by the Chinese Communist Party.
Five Taiwanese men are accused of plotting a car crash to silence a critic of Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Now, they’re facing charges over the alleged scheme.
China has announced updated export controls on drones and related components. Meanwhile, Ukraine has sharply reduced its reliance on Chinese suppliers and is diversifying its drone supply chain.
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Chinese Stocks Lose $2.4 Trillion
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US Economic Spying Program Against China
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Digital Investment Platform Shares Data With China
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China Tightens Drone Exports as Ukraine Imports Drop
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China Using Ukraine as Blueprint for War: Report
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Taiwan Indicts 5 Over Attack on Xi Critic
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Philippines Explores Deeper Cooperation With Taiwan
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What China’s Quantum Ambitions Mean for US Security
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AI and Quantum Computing Put Encryption at Risk
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How Quantum Computing Threatens Data Security
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‘Harvest Now, Decrypt Later’ Threatens Data Security
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