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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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Experts Lay Out Plan for Post-CCP China
Analysts discussed how the United States could prepare for a regime change in China.
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China Bans Wells Fargo Executive From Leaving, Reviving Fears of ‘Hostage Diplomacy’
The incident highlights CCP’s ‘hostage diplomacy’ and might be related to CCP top officials sending money abroad, observers said.
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Beijing Threatens Countermeasures After Canada Ramps Up Tariffs on Chinese Steel
This follows Prime Minister Mark Carney’s announcement earlier this week of new measures aimed at protecting Canada’s domestic steel industry.
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CCP Holds Rare Conference to Deal With Urban Poor Amid Economic Crisis
The measures coming out of the conference will likely deprive the low-income city residents of their housing and won’t help the real estate sector, experts say.
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Anti-CCP Transnational Repression Seminar Held in UK Parliament
The firsthand accounts of transnational persecution and the personal stories of victims touched the audience.
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Former Tibet Official Receives Suspended Death Sentence for Corruption
Wu Yingjie was among the highest-profile figures to fall from grace amid an anti-corruption campaign.
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India Says Peace at Border, Open Trade, Key to Reset With China
India’s foreign minister Jaishankar urged his Chinese counterpart to resolve military standoffs and ease export controls.
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Ancient Statues Emerge From Chinese Reservoirs as Reminders of CCP’s Cultural Ruin
Submerging historical sites was another act of ‘cultural revolution’ by the CCP to destroy traditional culture, an observer said.
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Hong Kong Police Charge 3 With Secession, Deny Bail to 15-Year-Old
The individuals had connections to the Hong Kong Democratic Independence Alliance founded by some Hong Kongers in Taiwan.
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Chinese Regime Targets Wealthy Citizens With 20 Percent Tax on Overseas Income
An aggressive campaign to collect back taxes on foreign income is being enforced in Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces.
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China’s New Policies to Aid Employment Amid Trade Tensions Will Have Little Effect: Analysts
The communist regime’s ‘work-for-relief’ program is more of a way to exploit poor Chinese citizens than to provide them aid, some observers said.
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Rights Advocacy Groups Call For Investigation Into CCP’s Repression of Lawyers
No one has been held accountable for the 709 crackdown, emboldening Beijing to commit ‘increasingly widespread and systematic human rights violations.’
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China’s Spy Agency Floods Social Media With Vague Warnings
Ministry of State Security’s social media campaigns stir more skepticism than fear.
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Russian Airstrike Hits China Consulate in Odesa; Ukraine Investigation Reveals Chinese Drone Parts
A CCP official said Beijing cannot accept Russia losing its war against Ukraine, as this could allow the U.S. to turn its full attention to China.
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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.
|
Experts Lay Out Plan for Post-CCP China
Analysts discussed how the United States could prepare for a regime change in China.
|
China Bans Wells Fargo Executive From Leaving, Reviving Fears of ‘Hostage Diplomacy’
The incident highlights CCP’s ‘hostage diplomacy’ and might be related to CCP top officials sending money abroad, observers said.
|
Beijing Threatens Countermeasures After Canada Ramps Up Tariffs on Chinese Steel
This follows Prime Minister Mark Carney’s announcement earlier this week of new measures aimed at protecting Canada’s domestic steel industry.
|
CCP Holds Rare Conference to Deal With Urban Poor Amid Economic Crisis
The measures coming out of the conference will likely deprive the low-income city residents of their housing and won’t help the real estate sector, experts say.
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Anti-CCP Transnational Repression Seminar Held in UK Parliament
The firsthand accounts of transnational persecution and the personal stories of victims touched the audience.
|
Former Tibet Official Receives Suspended Death Sentence for Corruption
Wu Yingjie was among the highest-profile figures to fall from grace amid an anti-corruption campaign.
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India Says Peace at Border, Open Trade, Key to Reset With China
India’s foreign minister Jaishankar urged his Chinese counterpart to resolve military standoffs and ease export controls.
|
Ancient Statues Emerge From Chinese Reservoirs as Reminders of CCP’s Cultural Ruin
Submerging historical sites was another act of ‘cultural revolution’ by the CCP to destroy traditional culture, an observer said.
|
Hong Kong Police Charge 3 With Secession, Deny Bail to 15-Year-Old
The individuals had connections to the Hong Kong Democratic Independence Alliance founded by some Hong Kongers in Taiwan.
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Chinese Regime Targets Wealthy Citizens With 20 Percent Tax on Overseas Income
An aggressive campaign to collect back taxes on foreign income is being enforced in Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces.
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China’s New Policies to Aid Employment Amid Trade Tensions Will Have Little Effect: Analysts
The communist regime’s ‘work-for-relief’ program is more of a way to exploit poor Chinese citizens than to provide them aid, some observers said.
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Rights Advocacy Groups Call For Investigation Into CCP’s Repression of Lawyers
No one has been held accountable for the 709 crackdown, emboldening Beijing to commit ‘increasingly widespread and systematic human rights violations.’
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China’s Spy Agency Floods Social Media With Vague Warnings
Ministry of State Security’s social media campaigns stir more skepticism than fear.
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Russian Airstrike Hits China Consulate in Odesa; Ukraine Investigation Reveals Chinese Drone Parts
A CCP official said Beijing cannot accept Russia losing its war against Ukraine, as this could allow the U.S. to turn its full attention to China.
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