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Labubu Craze Explodes, Pop Mart Credits China’s Power

Wang Ning, founder of Pop Mart, the creative force behind the trendy “Labubu” plush toy, praised China’s manufacturing strength, inclusive culture, and expansive market in an interview published Monday by the Communist Party’s People’s Daily. The feature formed part of a series spotlighting business leaders aligned with President Xi Jinping’s call for “self-improvement in terms of patriotism.”

Iran Seeks Assistance from China, Russia Amid Sanction Threat

Iran said that it will hold meetings with China and Russia on Tuesday amid threats of reimposed United Nations sanctions.

Microsoft Cuts China Engineers from Pentagon Cloud Support

Microsoft has announced it will no longer allow engineers based in China to support U.S. defense clients using its Azure cloud services. The decision follows an investigation that raised serious national security concerns over Chinese nationals handling Pentagon-linked systems.

China Exit Ban Traps U.S. Executive in Shocking Legal Move

The Chinese Foreign Ministry confirmed Monday that Wells Fargo executive Mao Chenyue is being prohibited from leaving China pending a criminal investigation. Authorities say Mao is “involved in a criminal case” and is required to cooperate, though no formal charges have been announced.

House Republicans Demand Colleges Cut Chinese Scholarship Ties Over Security Fears

A House Select Committee is pressing seven U.S. universities to sever ties with China’s state-controlled China Scholarship Council.

University Caught Receiving Foreign Funds

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of the General Counsel (OGC) has opened an investigation into the University of Michigan (UM) after the university was caught accepting, and failing to disclose, sources of foreign funding.

Japan Calls China the ‘Greatest Strategic Challenge’

Japan has called China the "greatest strategic challenge" facing the international community in its new defense report.

Microsoft China Pentagon Risk Exposes U.S. to Threat

A ProPublica investigation has revealed that Microsoft employs engineers in China to help maintain computer systems for the U.S. Department of Defense, despite minimal oversight by U.S. personnel. The arrangement, which Microsoft uses to support its bid for Pentagon cloud contracts, may expose some of the nation's most sensitive military data to cyber infiltration by China.

China’s Secret Plan to Bypass U.S. Trade Routes

China pushes a $100 billion rail across South America to bypass the U.S.-controlled Panama Canal, raising alarms over sovereignty.

Chinese Nationals Busted Spying on U.S. Military

Two Chinese nationals have been arrested and charged with acting as unregistered agents of the Chinese Communist Party in a federal case alleging espionage targeting U.S. military personnel and naval facilities. The Justice Department unsealed the complaint earlier this month, revealing an extensive counterintelligence investigation led by the FBI and NCIS.

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