Dorothy Li is a reporter for The Epoch Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, and the global economy, with a particular focus on geopolitics, international affairs, and economic policy. Dorothy's work has been featured in CauseACTION Clarion and The Epoch Times.
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Dorothy Li's coverage focuses on government and politics, particularly concerning US-China relations, China, Taiwan, and the Chinese Communist Party. Her content largely revolves around breaking news and evolving stories related to international affairs.
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The president says super Intelligence will be a ‘big topic of discussion’ during his meeting with China’s top leader.
By: Dorothy Li
Americans ‘cannot forget the millions who have suffered under the CCP or those who continue to live under its repression,’ said Sen. James Lankford.
By: Eva Fu, Dorothy Li
‘Communist China’s military companies want to use U.S. markets and exchanges to fund the CCP’s efforts to attack our way of life,’ Sen. Rick Scott said.
Among the victims was a California woman in her 70s who lost more than $780,000.
By: Dorothy Li
Taiwan condemned Beijing’s action as a ‘blatant interference’ in other countries’ sovereignty and diplomacy.
Huang Qifan, former mayor of Chongqing, was probed for alleged corruption.
Brussels plans to impose controls on sectors beyond hybrid and electric cars as China reported soaring exports last month.
By: Eva Fu, Dorothy Li
The Department of State updated its travel advisory to mainland China and added a ‘D’ label and language related to the wrongful detention risks.
U.S. agricultural producers needed ‘stable, reliable markets with international partners who operate in good faith,’ said a senior trade official at USDA.
By: Dorothy Li
Zhang Shengmin’s promotion was approved at a four-day Party conclave, which also confirmed the expulsion of senior officials.
