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‘Let the Party Fall’: Experts Hail Quit-the-CCP Movement as Cultural Awakening in China
Through the movement, China’s millennia-old traditions are making a comeback over communism, experts say.
FCC to Fine Chinese Smart Doorbell Maker Amid Data Security Concerns
Security vulnerabilities ‘could allow a dangerous person to take control of the video doorbell on their target’s home,’ consumer advocacy says
Starlink’s Chinese Rival Enters Global Market via Brazil
SpaceSail, which plans to provide global satellite internet services next year, is one of three Chinese companies aiming to challenge Starlink.
US Is Preparing New Sanctions Over Sentencing of 45 Activists in Hong Kong: State Department
Hong Kong sentenced 45 pro-democracy activists to up to 10 years in prison, in the largest single prosecution under the CCP-imposed national security law.
Brazilian Falun Gong Practitioners Harassed as Chinese Delegation Arrived at G20
Dozens of Chinese counter-protesters moved to block banners from view of the road using large Brazilian and Chinese flags.
Record Number of College Students to Graduate in China in 2025 as Unemployment Crisis Persists
Analysts told The Epoch Times this could fuel discontent with the regime and create catalysts for social unrest.
China Releases Taiwanese Fishing Boat Captain After 4 Months of Detention
Four other crew members were released earlier after the boat was seized on July 2.
Taiwan’s Envoy Says No Conversation With CCP Leader at APEC
The Taiwanese representative had a lively exchange with U.S. President Joe Biden and invited him to visit the island.
US Urges Caution With Chinese Investments as CCP Opens Megaport in Peru
The Peruvian port could be exploited by the Chinese Communist Party to spy on U.S. naval and commercial ships, U.S. officials and researchers said.
Chinese Woman Imprisoned Again After Losing 3 Family Members to CCP’s War Against Faith
Sun Caiyan’s children have already lost their father and both grandfathers as the result of the regime’s persecution.
Art of Truth, Compassion, and Tolerance Exhibition Graces Congressional Building in Washington
Visitors say they see pain, faith, bravery, beauty, and hope in the paintings.
Biden Administration Awards TSMC Arizona $11 Billion to Spur Domestic Chipmaking
The administration has been finalizing awards under the CHIPS and Science Act.
Indonesia Edges Closer to Beijing, Signing a $10 Billion Trade Deal
Beijing has offered to support a free meals programme for Indonesia’s poor.
Sentencing of Chinese Doctor, Death of Whistleblower Shed Light on China’s Large-Scale Organ Trade
The whistleblower’s father said his son, a hospital intern, refused to source child donors and thus may have been murdered, according to an Epoch Times source.
US Announcing Diplomatic Ties With Taiwan Could Trigger End of CCP: Wang Dan
‘Only the U.S. has the power to really defeat the CCP. The way it could do it is quite simple: just announce Taiwan–U.S. diplomatic relations.’
Solomon’s Main CCP Opponent Can’t Get the Ear of Canberra, He Says
‘We were trying to get an appointment but we haven’t got one,’ Daniel Suidani said.
Couple Indicted for Allegedly Accepting Millions From China to Conduct Influence Operations in Taiwan
‘Hostile foreign forces have for a long time taken advantage of our country’s freedom of speech,’ said Taiwanese prosecutors.
Taiwan Businessman to Sue Chinese Officials Who Sanctioned Him Over Political Views
‘Taiwan is in a difficult spot, but we have to work hard. You cannot not do anything,’ Tsao’s lawyer said.
