Chinese Regime

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.

U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites prompt Chinese leaders to urgently revise military plans and foreign messaging.

Bi Jingquan, the fifth minister-level official subjected to removal this year, was purged from China’s top political advisory body.

Experts say that the new term is just another way of saying that a large number of young people in China are unemployed.

Refining rare earths is an even bigger challenge, as their processing creates pollution and poses significant health risks to the public, one expert said.

Liu Yuejin was accused of taking bribes while heading China’s anti-narcotics agency.

Top military personnel changes need endorsement at the Party’s 4th Plenary Session, for which a date is yet to be set.

Brazil is China’s gateway to the South American market to absorb its automobile overcapacity, an economist said.

‘Forced organ harvesting is a red line for the CCP,’ a former Chinese prison survivor said.

The cheap crude oil flow from Iran to China might be cut off as the conflict persists.

The Chinese national was a researcher at the University of Michigan when she was arrested by the FBI in June.

Prolonged absences, sidelining of loyalists, and public criticism of Xi point to a wider power struggle within the CCP.

Hospital workers in China continue to see reports of ‘white lung’ and sudden deaths in the new wave of illness.

Dr. Zheng Zhi warned people of the plan at a screening of the award-winning documentary, ‘State Organs,’ in Taiwan.

The sudden death of Chinese military figure Xu Qiliang is shrouded in mystery, with a low-key funeral drawing further scrutiny.

Experts point to signs of Xi Jinping’s declining authority, which undermines his influence in U.S.–China negotiations.

Prevalent corruption rooted in the communist regime’s system jeopardizes auto safety in China, a Chinese automotive engineer said.

The regime has escalated a campaign of information and legal warfare to attack a faith group outside its borders, experts say.

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.

U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites prompt Chinese leaders to urgently revise military plans and foreign messaging.

Bi Jingquan, the fifth minister-level official subjected to removal this year, was purged from China’s top political advisory body.

Experts say that the new term is just another way of saying that a large number of young people in China are unemployed.

Refining rare earths is an even bigger challenge, as their processing creates pollution and poses significant health risks to the public, one expert said.

Liu Yuejin was accused of taking bribes while heading China’s anti-narcotics agency.

Top military personnel changes need endorsement at the Party’s 4th Plenary Session, for which a date is yet to be set.

Brazil is China’s gateway to the South American market to absorb its automobile overcapacity, an economist said.

‘Forced organ harvesting is a red line for the CCP,’ a former Chinese prison survivor said.

The cheap crude oil flow from Iran to China might be cut off as the conflict persists.

The Chinese national was a researcher at the University of Michigan when she was arrested by the FBI in June.

Prolonged absences, sidelining of loyalists, and public criticism of Xi point to a wider power struggle within the CCP.

Hospital workers in China continue to see reports of ‘white lung’ and sudden deaths in the new wave of illness.

Dr. Zheng Zhi warned people of the plan at a screening of the award-winning documentary, ‘State Organs,’ in Taiwan.

The sudden death of Chinese military figure Xu Qiliang is shrouded in mystery, with a low-key funeral drawing further scrutiny.

Experts point to signs of Xi Jinping’s declining authority, which undermines his influence in U.S.–China negotiations.

Prevalent corruption rooted in the communist regime’s system jeopardizes auto safety in China, a Chinese automotive engineer said.

The regime has escalated a campaign of information and legal warfare to attack a faith group outside its borders, experts say.