Nicole Hao

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Nicole Hao is a Washington-based reporter focused on China-related topics. Before joining the Epoch Media Group in July 2009, she worked as a global product manager for a railway business in Paris, France.

Woman Dies After Being Injected With Unknown Drugs While Detained in China Over Her Faith

A labor camp in China injected a 63-year-old Chinese woman with unknown medication for seven days. The woman, ...

China Human Rights December 9, 2021
Chinese COVID-19 Patient: ‘My Lungs Are Burning’

On Dec. 1, a Chinese COVID-19-recovered patient was diagnosed with Omicron, a new variant of the CCP virus ...

INSIDE CHINA December 8, 2021
Shinzo Abe Warns Beijing Not to ‘Misjudge’ Situation in East China Sea

Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe warned China on Wednesday not to "misjudge" the situation in the East China Sea ...

International Relations December 1, 2021
China’s Plenary Session Reveals Xi Jinping’s Tenuous Hold on Power: Scholars

The Chinese regime released the summary of its plenary session on the afternoon of Nov. 16, five days ...

Chinese Regime November 25, 2021
Chinese Tennis Star’s Allegations Casts Spotlight on CCP Officials’ Misbehavior

Politicians, sports stars, and human rights defenders from all around the world have increasingly been worried about the ...

China Human Rights November 25, 2021
Missing Chinese Citizen Journalist Who Covered Wuhan Outbreak Currently Held in Detention, Source Says

Fang Bin, the first Chinese citizen journalist who reported on the beginnings of the COVID-19 pandemic in central ...

China Human Rights November 25, 2021
Secret File: CCP Prevents Lawyers From Defending Falun Gong Practitioners

An unpublished official document from a Chinese High Court shows that the Chinese regime ordered judges to prevent ...

China Human Rights November 22, 2021
Chinese Military Pushes Beijing’s ‘Vaccine Diplomacy’

The Chinese military has been a key player in Beijing's bid to use "vaccine diplomacy" to increase its ...

Chinese Regime November 11, 2021
2 Days Before Release, Prisoner of Conscience in China Beaten to Death

Su Yunxia, 67, was beaten to death at Heilongjiang Women’s Prison on Sept. 4, two days before her ...

Religious Freedom November 9, 2021
China Censors Tennis Star and Ex-vice Premier’s Alleged Sex Scandal

China censored the names of Peng Shuai, one of China’s top tennis players, Zhang Gaoli, ex-vice premier who ...

Chinese Regime November 8, 2021
Taiwan Accuses Chinese State-Run Media of Smearing Taipei’s Diplomatic Actions

Taiwan’s foreign ministry accused China’s state-run tabloid of defaming its minister’s diplomatic European visits by categorizing them as ...

International Relations November 4, 2021
China Offers $23,000 for a North Korean Jailbreaker

Chinese police are pursuing a former North Korean special forces soldier who escaped from a northeastern China prison, ...

Social Issues October 22, 2021
Eight Chinese Diagnosed With COVID-19 in Region Claimed by Authorities to Be Virus-Free

China’s Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia, Gansu, Ningxia, and a dozen other provinces ordered residents to self-report if they have ...

INSIDE CHINA October 19, 2021
In Beijing’s Fight With Taipei, 11 Pacific Trade Pact Countries Will Decide the Winner

The two authorities across the Taiwan Straits applied to join a trans-Pacific trade agreement. The Beijing side tried ...

Asia & Pacific September 28, 2021
Universal Studio Opens in Beijing After 2 Decades of Preparation

Beijing Universal Studios opened to the public on Sept. 20 after twenty years of preparation. The resort welcomed ...

China Business & Economy September 23, 2021
Authorities in Northeastern China Announce New COVID-19 Cases

Chinese authorities in northeastern Harbin city announced new COVID-19 infections on Sept. 21, and closed down public places ...

INSIDE CHINA September 22, 2021
China Invests in Strategic Ports Worldwide in Bid to Expand Global Influence

China has invested in, built, or rented ports in over 60 countries over the past decade, some of ...

China Business & Economy September 8, 2021
China Border City Locked Down for a Year; Regime Not Supporting Residents Who Are Subsisting on Savings

The Chinese regime has had residents in Ruili, the country's border city with Burma, locked down for almost ...

INSIDE CHINA September 7, 2021
Hong Kong Actor Renounces Canadian Citizenship in Bow To Beijing

Hong Kong actor, singer, and TV host Nicholas Tse told China's state-run broadcaster CCTV on Sunday that he ...

HK Entertainment September 6, 2021
China Summons 11 Ride-Hailing Firms in Latest Crackdown

Chinese regulators summoned Didi, Geely's Caocao, and nine other ride-hailing firms on Sept. 1, and accused them of ...

China Business & Economy September 4, 2021
In First Senior Military Talk Under Biden, China Reportedly Mum on Indo-Pacific Region

A senior Pentagon official talked with his Chinese counterpart for the first time since President Joe Biden took ...

US-China Relations September 2, 2021
Party Boss in Hangzhou Accused of Corruption, Alibaba’s Ant Group Denies Involvement

The Party secretary of Hangzhou, Zhou Jiangyong, was placed under investigation on Aug. 21, while reports on his ...

Chinese Regime August 23, 2021
Taliban Hopes Beijing Can Contribute to the Rebuilding of Afghanistan, Spokesperson Says

The Chinese regime has played a "constructive" role in promoting peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan, and the Tablian ...

Chinese Regime August 23, 2021
Chinese Premier Visits Flooded Region; State-Run Media Reports Delayed

On Aug. 19 Chinese state-run media reported that Premier Li Keqiang’s Henan trip had started the day before, ...

Chinese Regime August 21, 2021
China Huarong Wins State-Led Bailout, After Losses Record Over 100 Billion

Chinese bad-debt assets management company Huarong just showed the world how the Beijing authorities save troubled state-run companies ...

China Business & Economy August 20, 2021
Beijing Announces the Crimes of Sacked ‘Gestapo’ Head

The Chinese Communist Party announced on Tuesday the crimes committed by Peng Bo, former deputy director of both its internet ...

Chinese Regime August 19, 2021
Hong Kong Leader Warns to Disband Groups That Dare to Cross ‘Red Lines’

The Hong Kong government will disband organizations that cross “red lines” and disregard national security, Chief Executive Carrie ...

HK Current Affairs August 18, 2021

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