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Shadowed in a Snowstorm: A Filmmaker Reveals His Journey Exposing Genocide in China
‘I couldn’t possibly sell this film to Netflix,’ says filmmaker David Novack.
Russian and Chinese Military Planes Intercepted in Alaska Air Defense Zone
Two Chinese H-6 and two Russian Tu-95 strategic bombers were detected, tracked, and intercepted while operating in the Alaska air defense identification zone.
China’s Largest Food Processor Sued for Alleged Manipulation of Australian Wheat Prices
A Chinese Communist Party company has been sued by ASIC after claims of price manipulation.
US Sanctions China-Based Network for Aiding North Korean Missile Program
The alleged procurement network sought to prop up North Korea’s ballistic missile and space programs.
Ukraine’s Top Diplomat Signals Willingness to Talk With Russia During First China Visit Since Start of War
Ukraine’s foreign minister said Kyiv is ready to engage the Russian side if Moscow ‘is ready to negotiate in good faith.’
Hamas, Fatah Sign Declaration in Beijing on Plans to Form Joint Government
Israel has denounced the suggestion of a Palestinian government that includes Hamas.
Tibet Government in Exile Thanks Biden for Signing ‘Resolve Tibet Act,’ Says Law Strengthens US–Tibet Policy
Law seeks to help the U.S. achieve its goal ‘of getting Tibetans and PRC authorities to resolve their differences peacefully through dialogue,’ lawmakers say.
Philippines and China Reach Deal for Resupply Missions to Deescalate Tensions in South China Sea
‘Both sides continue to recognize the need to de-escalate the situation in the South China Sea and manage differences,’ Philippine foreign affairs agency said.
From Engineer to CCP’s Prisoner: Family Torn Apart for Upholding Their Faith
‘Bring my sister home,’ said Australian citizen Liu Li.
Clarity Sought Over Beijing’s $30 Million Bailout of Solomon Islands
The island nations’ own MPs don’t know whether the money is a gift or a loan, with new Solomons PM Jeremiah Manele remaining tight-lipped about the cash.
UK Business Secretary Strikes Cautious Tone on Tariffs for Chinese EVs
Jonathan Reynolds said he’s not ruling out the prospect of following the EU’s stops, but wants to make the ‘right’ decision for the sector.
China Had Persistent Access to US, Allied Networks for Years: White House Official
National Security Council official Israel Soong said the Chinese regime was able to ‘persistently and aggressively maintain this cyber access for years on end.’
Pentagon Proposes New Rules for Blocking Support to Films Swayed by CCP
The Defense Department is required to reject requests to aid films, TV programs, and computer-based games that comply with Chinese Communist Party censorship.
Germany to Phase Out Core 5G Components by Huawei and ZTE Within 5 Years
‘We are protecting the essential infrastructure of Germany’s economy and the communication networks,’ Interior Minister Nancy Faeser said.
International Pressure on CCP to End Clampdown on Human Rights Lawyers
More than 300 lawyers and activists across China were arrested on July 9, 2015.
