US Sanctions Russia, Iran and China; China Factory Activity Slows in July

A cross-border network is under fire. The U.S. is sanctioning entities in Russia, Iran, and China. Officials say they provided support for Iran’s military.

Tesla, SpaceX, and China: A new report raises questions about a potential merger, while CEO Elon Musk pushes back. We explore what’s behind the report and the growing trend of companies separating from China operations.

China’s economy shows new signs of weakness. Factory activity fell in July as demand declined, while ongoing trade tensions with the U.S. and Europe create more challenges for Beijing.

Former White House Chief Medical Adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci refuses to answer questions before Congress about the pandemic’s early days. We examine Beijing’s cover-up and the role played by the World Health Organization.

1. U.S. Sanctions Global Network Linked to Iranian Airline

2. Two Chinese Firms, One Individual Sanctioned

3. Tesla Weighs Options for China Operations: WSJ

4. Firms Have Separated China Operations in Recent Years

5. China Factory Activity Slows in July Amid Weak Demand

6. Trump Renews Criticism of China’s COVID Cover-Up

7. President Trump Withdrew the U.S. From WHO Twice

8. Proposal Seeks Audit of Tech Firms’ China Ties

9. Kamenar: Apple’s China Reliance Puts Investors at Risk

10. EU Launches ‘AI Gigafactories’ to Challenge Rivals

11. UK Approves Massive Chinese Embassy Project

12. China Steps Up Scarborough Patrols as U.S. Backs Manila

13. China Coast Guard Patrols East of Taiwan Spark Anger

14. Expert Analysis: South China Sea Disputes

15. China Tests Control Over South China Sea Shoal

16. U.S. Pushes Back Against China’s Maritime Moves

17. South China Sea: A Battle for Strategic Control

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