CCP Military Flights Around Taiwan Drop Sharply, as US Military Strikes Iran
The Chinese communist regime has not flown military aircraft around Taiwan for over a week while the United States wages war against Iran. This...
Economic Slowdown Clouds ‘Beijing Dream’ for China’s Young Workers
For years, Beijing has offered opportunities for young Chinese seeking careers and entrepreneurial ambitions. Its elite universities, state-owned enterprises, and tech giants drew waves...
Lawmakers Ask Rubio to Designate Chinese Student Group as a Foreign Mission
Three prominent Republican lawmakers are urging the State Department to designate a key Chinese student group as a foreign mission, arguing the step is...
Beijing Afraid Iran Strikes Will Spur Uprising in China, Insiders Say
Internet censors are working overtime. Political study sessions are intensifying. Behind closed doors, officials are calling on military personnel—one by one—asking them to clarify...
China Tightens Export Controls on Strategic Materials Amid Iran Tensions: Insiders
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is slashing exports of oil products and other materials in what insiders describe as akin to “wartime measures” and...
British Lawmaker’s Husband Arrested on Suspicion of Spying for China
London police have arrested a British lawmaker’s husband over Chinese espionage concerns, prompting the legislator to step aside amid ongoing probes. The lawmaker, Labor...
Local Chinese Authorities Harass Petitioners Headed to Beijing to File Grievances
The Chinese communist regime’s local authorities have been chasing down and harassing petitioners traveling to other provinces to prevent them from filing grievances during...
CCP Expels, Punishes Provincial-Level Official for Listening to Banned News Commentaries
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has expelled a provincial-level official from its ranks and referred him for judicial punishment for listening to banned political...
Petitioners Gather in Beijing Amid Cold Temps, Tight Security During China’s ‘Two Sessions’
Beijing was still gripped by early-March cold as China’s annual “Two Sessions” meetings opened on March 4. Under near-freezing temperatures—with light rain and snow...