Social Control

As the Chinese economy continues to deteriorate, young people may rise up in rebellion, an analyst predicted.

The Baeckryung Art Center apologized for the cancellation, saying it was not acting on its own volition: ‘The Ministry of Education insisted.’

The Philippines is just more than a week out from its May 12 midterm elections amid warnings of election interference by communist China.

They told The Epoch Times that recently more young and middle-aged people around them have died suddenly.

The official report is deliberately vague about whether the influenza virus strain spreading in China is drug-resistant, a U.S. expert on the China CDC said.

Dual‑use ports, runways, and telecom lines in 10 Pacific nations could help the PLA leapfrog U.S. defenses and threaten shipping between Hawaii and Australia.

Every year since COVID-19, a wave of respiratory infections has swept across China.

The Chinese regime’s control of large databases enabled the leaking of private information, and it’s hitting party officials like a ‘boomerang,’ analysts say.

The former foreign minister accused a nonprofit of promoting communism, which is illegal in Malaysia.

While the Chinese Communist Party already censors the internet, anyone can tap into radio waves, an expert says.

Communist ideology fundamentally conflicts with private ownership, but businesses bring in the money, putting regime leadership in a bind.

Experts say possible reasons include weakened immunity, vaccination side effects, stress, and other infectious diseases.

What the authorities really want to investigate is human bird flu infections in southern China, according to one expert.

An expert called it ‘very irresponsible’ that Beijing hasn’t provided details on the severity and location of the cases.

The crises are rooted in the regime’s structural problems, which the CCP can’t solve, an expert says.

NGOs such as Freedom House play an important role in supplementing U.S. government agencies for international advocacy of human rights, an expert said.

Espionage is a blanket crime used by the Chinese regime to silence journalists in China, according to Reporters Without Borders.

‘There are very few people on the streets now; it’s very quiet,’ one resident in Shijiazhuang said.

Since the 2003 SARS epidemic, the Chinese regime’s approach to health crises has remained unchanged, a doctor told The Epoch Times.

Adding to the troubling trend, China’s birth rate is staying low, while divorce rates are rising.