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CCP Uses Psychiatric Drugs to Persecute Its Own Officials: Insider
‘This is an extremely shocking situation—such things didn’t even happen during the Cultural Revolution,’ said former law professor Yuan Hongbing.
Prime Minister Albanese Pressed About Conflicting Timelines of Chinese Warship Drill
The flotilla of ships is now passing by Tasmania down the southernmost part of Australia.
House Committee on the CCP Urges Thailand Against Deporting 48 Uyghurs Who Fled China
The lawmakers called on Thai authorities to ‘immediately halt’ the deportation plan and allow the Uyghurs to resettle in nations free of persecution.
3 CCP Warships Now Sailing Past Tasmania
CCP war ships have re-entered Australia’s exclusive economic zone, amid claims Beijing is ‘practising and rehearsing.’
Argentinians Attacked by Pro-CCP Chinese During Festival in Buenos Aires
‘They were really waiting for us, and they didn’t want us to be there,’ one of the victims said.
Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Tackle China’s Unfair Trade Practices
‘This legislation will help level the playing field to ensure the United States can outcompete the Chinese Communist Party,’ Sen. Todd Young said.
Chinese Hospitals, Crematoria Overcrowded Amid Respiratory Infection Surge, Residents Say
‘There are very few people on the streets now; it’s very quiet,’ one resident in Shijiazhuang said.
Australia, NZ Planes Flew Near Chinese Live Fire Drill for 30 Minutes Before Officials Alerted
Airservices Australia revealed 49 planes were forced to re-route after Chinese naval ships began a live fire exercise in the Tasman Sea.
French Carrier Strike Group Visits Philippines, Holds Joint Combat Drills in Disputed Sea
‘We aim to deepen our cooperation with regional partners,’ French Ambassador to Manila Marie Fontanel said.
China’s Xi Spoke With Russia’s Putin on 3rd Anniversary of Ukraine War
The Xi–Putin phone call occurred hours before Trump was to host French President Emmanuel Macron as part of Washington’s efforts to bring an end to the war.
Chinese Warship Drill Prompts Call for Australia to Build Its Own ‘Iron Dome’ Missile Shield
Recent live fire exercises by PLA Navy warships in the Tasman Sea have exposed an ‘obvious’ problem, says Michael Shoebridge.
New Jersey’s E-ZPass Contract Raises Concerns About Potential China Ties, Lawmakers Say
‘This is an issue that transcends politics,’ state Sen. Joe Pennacchio said.
Chinese Hackers Compromised Organizations in 70 Nations, US Federal Agencies Warn
Companies are advised to constantly update their apps and software and patch known network vulnerabilities to prevent such attacks.
Understanding the Impending Reciprocal Tariffs in Trade
Charts provide the context behind the president’s demand for fairness and order to restore steel tariffs by removing exclusions.
Arizona House Passes Bill to Counter Beijing’s Forced Organ Harvesting Crimes
‘We were really sending a message to say, Arizona’s not going to take part in this in any way, shape, or form,’ state Rep. Leo Biasiucci said.
Chinese Navy Conducts Second Live Firing Drill in International Waters Near New Zealand
It comes a day after a similar drill was conducted in the waters between New Zealand and Australia.
Once the Largest Pro-Democracy Group in Hong Kong, Democratic Party to Dissolve
After the implementation of the National Security Law, many civic groups in Hong Kong were forced to disband.
Taiwan President Meets Former US Deputy National Security Adviser
Visits from former U.S. officials and their ongoing support are key to strengthening ties between Taiwan and the United States, according to one analyst.
