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How a Once-Fervent Young Chinese Nationalist Broke Free From the CCP’s Propaganda Machine
July 1, the anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, carries deep personal significance for the former ‘little pink.’
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Vietnam Signs Trade Deal With US Despite China’s Warnings, More Countries May Follow: Experts
The two-tiered trade deals will become the new norm to contain China’s dumping, analysts predicted.
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Falun Gong Practitioners Targeted by CCP’s Global Repression Campaign, Say US Faith Leaders, Experts
The campaign has involved smear articles in mainstream U.S. media, online disinformation, staged protests, and even bomb threats aimed at Shen Yun performances.
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Former Chinese Teachers Explain How the CCP Has Politicised Education for Control
‘While it’s mandatory for first-year high school students, the brainwashing goes far beyond the classroom,’ said one teacher.
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Wage Delays Spread Across China, Fueling Fears of Local Fiscal Collapse
‘Now, the crisis is hitting core services like education, health care, and sanitation,’ an expert said.
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FBI Dismissed Source Claims of CCP Interference in 2020 Election to Avoid Contradicting Director, Documents Show
Agency officials called the report ‘not authoritative’ and suppressed its issuance, despite FBI analyst concerns.
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CCP’s Influence Further Wanes as India Rejects Shanghai Cooperation Organization Statement
India doesn’t want to take a clear stance between the two major world powers—China and the United States—said an analyst.
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Xinjiang Party Chief, Another Xi Jinping Loyalist, Steps Down
Analysts say the removal of Xinjiang’s Party chief signals Xi Jinping’s diminishing ability to shield his allies.
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CCP Leaders Propose Regulations to Rein In Xi’s Superagencies
During Xi’s decade-plus tenure, he centralized decision-making power through various CCP groups. Now, the Politburo is reviewing measures to regulate them.
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CCP Names New Party Leader of Xinjiang
Chen Xiaojiang, 63, will take the helm as the new communist party secretary of Xinjiang.
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China Bans Uncertified Power Banks on Planes Due to Fire Hazards
The ban coincides with major Chinese power bank brands recalling products internationally due to a lithium battery quality issue that poses safety hazards.
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China’s Auto Industry Exports New Cars as Used, Raising New Concerns of Dumping
China’s exports of ‘used’ cars with zero mileage circumvents trade regulations and tariffs, which may lead to trade friction, experts say.
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China’s Economy Spirals With No End in Sight, Says Kyle Bass
Bass says Washington wields a ’trump card' that should serve as a deterrent against a Chinese attack on Taiwan.
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Czech Says Chinese Diplomats, Agents Tailed and Planned to Intimidate Taiwan’s Vice President
According to Czech Military Intelligence, Chinese secret service agents planned a ‘demonstrative kinetic action’ against Hsiao.
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Beijing Purges Chinese Leader Xi’s Ally From Top Military Ruling Body
The defense ministry removed the leadership list from its website amid ongoing purges that have led to the downfall of another member of its military elite.
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Insider Reveals Beijing’s Anxiety Over Sudden Regional Shift After US Strikes on Iran
U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites prompt Chinese leaders to urgently revise military plans and foreign messaging.
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China’s Ex-Chief of Food and Drug Watchdog Stripped of Political Advisory Post Amid Anti-Corruption Purge
Bi Jingquan, the fifth minister-level official subjected to removal this year, was purged from China’s top political advisory body.
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How a Once-Fervent Young Chinese Nationalist Broke Free From the CCP’s Propaganda Machine
July 1, the anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, carries deep personal significance for the former ‘little pink.’
|
Vietnam Signs Trade Deal With US Despite China’s Warnings, More Countries May Follow: Experts
The two-tiered trade deals will become the new norm to contain China’s dumping, analysts predicted.
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Falun Gong Practitioners Targeted by CCP’s Global Repression Campaign, Say US Faith Leaders, Experts
The campaign has involved smear articles in mainstream U.S. media, online disinformation, staged protests, and even bomb threats aimed at Shen Yun performances.
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Former Chinese Teachers Explain How the CCP Has Politicised Education for Control
‘While it’s mandatory for first-year high school students, the brainwashing goes far beyond the classroom,’ said one teacher.
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Wage Delays Spread Across China, Fueling Fears of Local Fiscal Collapse
‘Now, the crisis is hitting core services like education, health care, and sanitation,’ an expert said.
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FBI Dismissed Source Claims of CCP Interference in 2020 Election to Avoid Contradicting Director, Documents Show
Agency officials called the report ‘not authoritative’ and suppressed its issuance, despite FBI analyst concerns.
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CCP’s Influence Further Wanes as India Rejects Shanghai Cooperation Organization Statement
India doesn’t want to take a clear stance between the two major world powers—China and the United States—said an analyst.
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Xinjiang Party Chief, Another Xi Jinping Loyalist, Steps Down
Analysts say the removal of Xinjiang’s Party chief signals Xi Jinping’s diminishing ability to shield his allies.
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CCP Leaders Propose Regulations to Rein In Xi’s Superagencies
During Xi’s decade-plus tenure, he centralized decision-making power through various CCP groups. Now, the Politburo is reviewing measures to regulate them.
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CCP Names New Party Leader of Xinjiang
Chen Xiaojiang, 63, will take the helm as the new communist party secretary of Xinjiang.
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China Bans Uncertified Power Banks on Planes Due to Fire Hazards
The ban coincides with major Chinese power bank brands recalling products internationally due to a lithium battery quality issue that poses safety hazards.
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China’s Auto Industry Exports New Cars as Used, Raising New Concerns of Dumping
China’s exports of ‘used’ cars with zero mileage circumvents trade regulations and tariffs, which may lead to trade friction, experts say.
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China’s Economy Spirals With No End in Sight, Says Kyle Bass
Bass says Washington wields a ’trump card' that should serve as a deterrent against a Chinese attack on Taiwan.
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Czech Says Chinese Diplomats, Agents Tailed and Planned to Intimidate Taiwan’s Vice President
According to Czech Military Intelligence, Chinese secret service agents planned a ‘demonstrative kinetic action’ against Hsiao.
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Beijing Purges Chinese Leader Xi’s Ally From Top Military Ruling Body
The defense ministry removed the leadership list from its website amid ongoing purges that have led to the downfall of another member of its military elite.
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Insider Reveals Beijing’s Anxiety Over Sudden Regional Shift After US Strikes on Iran
U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites prompt Chinese leaders to urgently revise military plans and foreign messaging.
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China’s Ex-Chief of Food and Drug Watchdog Stripped of Political Advisory Post Amid Anti-Corruption Purge
Bi Jingquan, the fifth minister-level official subjected to removal this year, was purged from China’s top political advisory body.
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