Chinese Regime

Xi Jinping made his second-ever visit to Tibet as party chief, a move rights activists said signaled the regime’s lack of confidence in its rule over Tibet

Confronted with infiltration and coercion tactics from the Chinese regime, Taiwanese society is fighting back.

Without the project, China would lose its hydro-electric crown to the DRC, where what would have been the world’s largest dam is being built across the Congo.

Authorities destroy vegetable plots and seal manholes to block city sewers as infections surge.

The actions of the former Hong Kong chief executive have spurred concern from human rights advocates.

The Republic of China’s troops allied with the United States in the war against Japan’s invasion during WWII, not the CCP.

China is strengthening its precious metal resource development in Latin America as a strategic asset to hedge against the U.S. dollar, says an analyst.

Transnational repression (TNR) in Canada has become a growing concern, with diaspora groups sounding the alarm and calling on Ottawa to take stronger action.

The subsidies will incur more state debts, while the effect of boosting the Chinese economy could be minimal, experts said.

For many Beijingers, the buildup has meant weeks of disruption.

‘Eliminating dissent, exerting full control over the Chinese diaspora, and further influencing local politics have long been its objectives,’ said a former spy.

Xi Jinping made his second-ever visit to Tibet as party chief, a move rights activists said signaled the regime’s lack of confidence in its rule over Tibet

Confronted with infiltration and coercion tactics from the Chinese regime, Taiwanese society is fighting back.

Without the project, China would lose its hydro-electric crown to the DRC, where what would have been the world’s largest dam is being built across the Congo.

Authorities destroy vegetable plots and seal manholes to block city sewers as infections surge.

The actions of the former Hong Kong chief executive have spurred concern from human rights advocates.

The Republic of China’s troops allied with the United States in the war against Japan’s invasion during WWII, not the CCP.

China is strengthening its precious metal resource development in Latin America as a strategic asset to hedge against the U.S. dollar, says an analyst.

Transnational repression (TNR) in Canada has become a growing concern, with diaspora groups sounding the alarm and calling on Ottawa to take stronger action.

The subsidies will incur more state debts, while the effect of boosting the Chinese economy could be minimal, experts said.

For many Beijingers, the buildup has meant weeks of disruption.

‘Eliminating dissent, exerting full control over the Chinese diaspora, and further influencing local politics have long been its objectives,’ said a former spy.