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Chikungunya Fever Spreading Rapidly in South China, CCP Downplays Outbreak
Local residents say that mandatory quarantine has been implemented.
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Shaolin’s ‘CEO Monk’ Under Criminal Investigation
Abbot Shi Yongxin is accused of embezzling and maintaining improper relationships with multiple women, according to the temple’s authority.
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Over 50 Canadian Lawmakers Condemn China’s Persecution of Falun Gong, Extension of Repression Overseas
Fifty-three parliamentarians say they ‘stand in solidarity with the Falun Gong community’ and condemn CCP’s ‘escalating transnational repression.’
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China Suppresses VPN Use While Offering Foreigners ‘Special Access’
Experts warn that these VPNs, whether sold openly or installed at the airport, may not be safe.
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China’s Battery Mineral Monopoly Poses National Security Risk: Report
A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.
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China Releases Draft Law Amendment to Tackle Price Wars; Analysts Skeptical
The regime’s policies are sending mixed signals and won’t solve the root cause of the price wars, experts say.
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China Quietly Changes Army’s Top Commander as Internal Purge Widens
Recent upheavals in China’s military have raised questions about the party leader’s political control over the army.
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CCP Trolls Target Livestreams Marking Falun Gong Commemoration
Media livestreams covering Falun Gong practitioners’ July 20 parade were also targeted, as users worldwide posted under hashtags such as #720 and #July20Rally.
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The Rise of China’s ‘Surveillance Colonialism’ in Africa
‘Surveillance colonialism operates through algorithms, platforms, and biometric contracts, outsourcing control while entrenching dependency,’ one expert said.
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Former Australian PM Suggests the West Use Anti-Dumping Tactics Against CCP
Scott Morrison suggested that the United States and other countries work together to implement anti-dumping measures against Chinese products.
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China’s Spy Agency Sees Risks in Smart Equipment Imports
The vague warning echoes a longstanding U.S. complaint that the CCP’s data collection efforts threaten American information security and intellectual property.
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CCP Manipulates, Controls Data to Carry Out Transnational Repression, Sources Say
Beijing’s digital tyranny could expand to other countries through Chinese apps and platforms that collect and transmit user data to China, experts warn.
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Impossible to Negotiate Away the Ambitions of the CCP: Former Australian PM Tells Congress
Scott Morrison stressed that Western democracies should be aware that there are irreconcilable differences between them and the CCP.
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Chinese Exports of 2 Critical Minerals Plunge Despite Rebound of Rare Earths
China is reluctant to lift the export ban on germanium and antimony, which are are used in weapons, telecommunications, and solar cells.
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As China’s Economy Sputters, Perks Vanish for Local Officials While Security Budgets Grow
Lifestyle cuts and wage delays hit officials while the regime prioritizes control and repression, insiders say.
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CCP Weaponizes US Courts to Silence Critics, Harm American Interests, Congress Hears
Lawfare orchestrated by the Chinese regime causes a chilling effect in the United States, witnesses said.
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The Chinese Companies Canada Has Sent Packing
A look at some of the Chinese companies that have come under scrutiny or faced restrictions in Canada.
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Chikungunya Fever Spreading Rapidly in South China, CCP Downplays Outbreak
Local residents say that mandatory quarantine has been implemented.
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Shaolin’s ‘CEO Monk’ Under Criminal Investigation
Abbot Shi Yongxin is accused of embezzling and maintaining improper relationships with multiple women, according to the temple’s authority.
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Over 50 Canadian Lawmakers Condemn China’s Persecution of Falun Gong, Extension of Repression Overseas
Fifty-three parliamentarians say they ‘stand in solidarity with the Falun Gong community’ and condemn CCP’s ‘escalating transnational repression.’
|
China Suppresses VPN Use While Offering Foreigners ‘Special Access’
Experts warn that these VPNs, whether sold openly or installed at the airport, may not be safe.
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China’s Battery Mineral Monopoly Poses National Security Risk: Report
A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.
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China Releases Draft Law Amendment to Tackle Price Wars; Analysts Skeptical
The regime’s policies are sending mixed signals and won’t solve the root cause of the price wars, experts say.
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China Quietly Changes Army’s Top Commander as Internal Purge Widens
Recent upheavals in China’s military have raised questions about the party leader’s political control over the army.
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CCP Trolls Target Livestreams Marking Falun Gong Commemoration
Media livestreams covering Falun Gong practitioners’ July 20 parade were also targeted, as users worldwide posted under hashtags such as #720 and #July20Rally.
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The Rise of China’s ‘Surveillance Colonialism’ in Africa
‘Surveillance colonialism operates through algorithms, platforms, and biometric contracts, outsourcing control while entrenching dependency,’ one expert said.
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Former Australian PM Suggests the West Use Anti-Dumping Tactics Against CCP
Scott Morrison suggested that the United States and other countries work together to implement anti-dumping measures against Chinese products.
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China’s Spy Agency Sees Risks in Smart Equipment Imports
The vague warning echoes a longstanding U.S. complaint that the CCP’s data collection efforts threaten American information security and intellectual property.
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CCP Manipulates, Controls Data to Carry Out Transnational Repression, Sources Say
Beijing’s digital tyranny could expand to other countries through Chinese apps and platforms that collect and transmit user data to China, experts warn.
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Impossible to Negotiate Away the Ambitions of the CCP: Former Australian PM Tells Congress
Scott Morrison stressed that Western democracies should be aware that there are irreconcilable differences between them and the CCP.
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Chinese Exports of 2 Critical Minerals Plunge Despite Rebound of Rare Earths
China is reluctant to lift the export ban on germanium and antimony, which are are used in weapons, telecommunications, and solar cells.
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As China’s Economy Sputters, Perks Vanish for Local Officials While Security Budgets Grow
Lifestyle cuts and wage delays hit officials while the regime prioritizes control and repression, insiders say.
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CCP Weaponizes US Courts to Silence Critics, Harm American Interests, Congress Hears
Lawfare orchestrated by the Chinese regime causes a chilling effect in the United States, witnesses said.
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The Chinese Companies Canada Has Sent Packing
A look at some of the Chinese companies that have come under scrutiny or faced restrictions in Canada.
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