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China’s Industrial Profit Plunged in May Amid Weak Demand, US Tariffs

Industrial profits at large Chinese companies fell in May compared to a year earlier, reversing the modest gain recorded in previous months.

UN Nuclear Watchdog Chief Says Iran Could Return to Enriching Uranium in Months

Iran could start enriching uranium again in a matter of months, the head of the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog said on June 29.
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Mexico’s Banking Commission Intervenes After 3 Financial Institutions Sanctioned by US

Mexico’s CNBV ordered a temporary intervention in 3 Mexican financial institutions sanctioned by US for alleged money laundering for drug trafficking.

Questions Mount Over Death of Medical Student Who Alleged Organ Trade in Chinese Hospital

A probe over the death of a Chinese medical whistleblower ended with authorities labeling it a suicide. But his parents nor the public are convinced.

China’s Auto Industry Exports New Cars as Used, Raising New Concerns of Dumping

The Chinese regime has been exporting new cars as “used” raising renewed concerns of dumping.

Cuban Activist Appointed to Lead Human Rights Agency for 34 Nations in Americas

Members of Organization of American States appointed Cuban activist Rosa María Payá as commissioner-elect of Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.

Trump Dismisses Media Reports of $30 Billion ‘Non-Military Nuclear’ Offer to Iran

Trump dismissed media reports that admin discussed economic incentives for rebuilding Iran, including $30 billion for building a civilian nuclear program.

China’s Economy Spirals With No End in Sight, Says Kyle Bass

Communist China is grappling with the most severe economic crisis in its history, a downturn that the regime will not recover from.