Chinese Regime

The news comes as local Shen Yun presenters say the company is facing an aggressive campaign of intimidation and interference by the CCP.

The threats were similar to over 150 incidents experienced by the New York-based classical Chinese dance company over the past two years.

Drone sales, transport, and use are banned in the capital, with analysts linking the crackdown to lessons from war and fears within the Party leadership.

Vacancy rates exceed 20 percent in many cities, with landlords cutting rents and offering incentives as demand weakens.

China’s food delivery upsurge is being held up by poor working people needing ’mere subsistence’ and is not sustainable, one analyst said.

State-driven messaging is fueling a nationwide wave of suspicion, with critics warning of a return to mass surveillance tactics.

Four years on, records show both engines lost power before the crash, as China still withholds a final report.

People who once studied or lived abroad are being treated with new political suspicion as China’s anti-spy campaign expands, residents and other observers said.

A White House memo accuses Chinese entities of ‘industrial-scale’ AI extraction, vowing to address the threat.

Charges are set but disagreements among senior leaders may be delaying the outcome of a high-stakes corruption case, according to insiders.

Li Yunze’s sudden disappearance from official records signals escalating infighting and a widening purge within the CCP’s financial ranks.

CCP leader Xi Jinping is encountering resistance from senior generals after he purged most of the top military leaders, according to an insider.

The Chinese regime is ‘at war with God,’ former U.S. ambassador Sam Brownback said, urging Washington to confront Beijing as Reagan did Moscow.

Iran has continuous support from the ‘axis of evil’ led by the CCP, but the Iran war has exposed weakness in Beijing’s hard-power projection, analysts said.

Heavy reliance on imported uranium could challenge Beijing’s nuclear goals as Washington moves to reshape global supply chains.

Sources say Chinese military analysts are analyzing unexploded U.S. munitions and missile performance after strikes on Iranian targets.

The standoff over the Strait of Hormuz tests Beijing’s balancing act, analysts say.

The news comes as local Shen Yun presenters say the company is facing an aggressive campaign of intimidation and interference by the CCP.

The threats were similar to over 150 incidents experienced by the New York-based classical Chinese dance company over the past two years.

Drone sales, transport, and use are banned in the capital, with analysts linking the crackdown to lessons from war and fears within the Party leadership.

Vacancy rates exceed 20 percent in many cities, with landlords cutting rents and offering incentives as demand weakens.

China’s food delivery upsurge is being held up by poor working people needing ’mere subsistence’ and is not sustainable, one analyst said.

State-driven messaging is fueling a nationwide wave of suspicion, with critics warning of a return to mass surveillance tactics.

Four years on, records show both engines lost power before the crash, as China still withholds a final report.

People who once studied or lived abroad are being treated with new political suspicion as China’s anti-spy campaign expands, residents and other observers said.

A White House memo accuses Chinese entities of ‘industrial-scale’ AI extraction, vowing to address the threat.

Charges are set but disagreements among senior leaders may be delaying the outcome of a high-stakes corruption case, according to insiders.

Li Yunze’s sudden disappearance from official records signals escalating infighting and a widening purge within the CCP’s financial ranks.

CCP leader Xi Jinping is encountering resistance from senior generals after he purged most of the top military leaders, according to an insider.

The Chinese regime is ‘at war with God,’ former U.S. ambassador Sam Brownback said, urging Washington to confront Beijing as Reagan did Moscow.

Iran has continuous support from the ‘axis of evil’ led by the CCP, but the Iran war has exposed weakness in Beijing’s hard-power projection, analysts said.

Heavy reliance on imported uranium could challenge Beijing’s nuclear goals as Washington moves to reshape global supply chains.

Sources say Chinese military analysts are analyzing unexploded U.S. munitions and missile performance after strikes on Iranian targets.

The standoff over the Strait of Hormuz tests Beijing’s balancing act, analysts say.