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US lawmakers ask 6 top universities to hand over records of...
Three members of the U.S. Congress are asking six of the nation’s top universities to hand over records of donations they have accepted from certain foreign nations, including China and Russia.
Being a Chinese student in the US: ‘Neither the US nor...
Stranded abroad by the coronavirus pandemic and squeezed by political tensions, Chinese students in the United States are rethinking their host and home countries.
F.B.I. Bars Some China Scholars From Visiting the U.S. Over Spying...
Just as he had on previous trips, Zhu Feng bolted down his lunch at the Los Angeles airport before sprinting to catch his Air...
MIT terminates funding and research links with China’s Huawei and ZTE
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is terminating all research and funding links with Chinese tech firms Huawei and ZTE in light of recent U.S. federal probes, according to a letter from university officials.
How Rich Chinese Parents Get Their Kids Into U.S. Colleges
Last week, the news broke that dozens of wealthy American parents had paid up to $1.2 million apiece in bribes to guarantee their children places at top universities.
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The Trump administration is pushing forward with an aggressive and public effort to condemn China for a wide series of transgressions, a strategy that risks intensifying an already high-stakes standoff with Beijing.
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The long-term battle on trade between the U.S. and China shows no sign of ending as a war of words ensued this week between the two.
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Trump team fears new face on China trade team signals tougher stance
“The reality is that this likely means no deal for the foreseeable future,” said Kennedy. “China is no longer interested in reaching a big deal with Trump.”
A Voice for New York’s Chinese Students
Lisa Lin, the director of Elementary Language and Literacy Development and Chinese Language Programs in New York City’s Department of Education, recalled the time a parent of one of her students asked for a favor.
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Chinese artist Ai Weiwei is crowdsourcing funds to erect more than 300 artworks based on themes of immigration, division and borders, in locations across New York...
China’s Spies Are on the Offensive
China’s spies are waging an intensifying espionage offensive against the United States. Does America have what it takes to stop them?
Normalizing Trade Relations With China Was a Mistake
In 2000, Congress made the fateful decision to extend “permanent normal trade relations,” or PNTR, to China. As the economists Justin Pierce and Peter...
US Navy warns China ‘you don’t want to play laser tag with us’ after...
The US Navy warned China on social media after one of its warships fired a military-grade laser at a US aircraft, telling them: "You don't want to play laser tag with us."
It’s Time to Get Loud About Academic Freedom in China
But after an investigation of Renmin’s treatment of students who spoke up on labor issues, we decided that this partnership was no longer sustainable. While our final decision rested on specific violations of academic freedom, it is critically important to view this event in the context of worsening political trends in China.
China’s Biggest Mobile Payment Solutions Are Taking Root In U.S. and Europe
I was in a taxi in Singapore last week and I couldn’t help but notice the sticker affixed to the back of the driver’s...
U.S.-China tensions heightened as Pence ends Asia trip
Papua New Guinea's prime minister, Peter O'Neill, said that "the entire world is worried" about tensions between China and the U.S.
China Web Lender Aims for US IPO With Crafty Borrower Reviews
SmartFinance, a Chinese internet loans business that judges borrowers on factors including how often they charge their phones, has consulted banks about a possible...
