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Falun Gong Practitioners Targeted by CCP’s Global Repression Campaign, Say US Faith Leaders, Experts
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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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Another Hong Kong Political Party Announces Dissolution, Citing ‘Tremendous’ Pressure
‘The League of Social Democrats will not be the last one to announce the so-called voluntary dissolution,’ chairperson Chan Po-ying said.
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Fiji PM Says Chinese Military Base in the Pacific ‘Not Welcome’
But Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka maintained that Pacific nations wished to remain ‘friendly to all and enemies to none.’
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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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Dalai Lama Confirms Plans for a Successor, Defying Beijing
The Tibetan spiritual leader has told followers that ‘no one else has any such authority to interfere.’
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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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China Sanctions Former Filipino Lawmaker Over South China Sea Dispute
‘This sanction is a badge of honor,’ Francis Tolentino said.
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Quad Nations Agree to Cooperate on Building Critical Minerals Resilience
The Quad foreign ministers raised concerns over the risks of relying on a single country for processing and refining critical minerals.
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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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Taiwan to Double Length of Annual Military Drill, Focus on CCP Invasion
Taiwanese officials expect the Chinese regime to use a range of so-called gray zone tactics before a full-scale invasion.
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Rights Groups Reveal Hong Kong’s Repression of Freedom Following National Security Law’s Implementation
This year’s June 30 marks the fifth anniversary of Beijing’s decision to implement the national security law in Hong Kong.
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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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Taiwan VP Tells Beijing She Will Not Be Intimidated After Prague Plot Revealed
CCP diplomats and agents followed and planned to physically intimidate Taiwan’s vice president in Prague last year, the Czech intelligence service disclosed.
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WHO Report Says COVID Origins Uncertain, Beijing Withholding Information
The WHO director general said both zoonotic spillover and lab leak hypotheses ’must remain on the table,' and urged Beijing to share data.
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US Army Pacific Chief Says US Making Invasion of Taiwan More Challenging for China
‘The chance of being able to conduct an uncontested or successful wet gap crossing of that scale is very, very small,’ Gen. Ronald P. Clark said.
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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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Senate Hearing Highlights Alleged CCP Links in Funding Climate-Related Lawsuits
Sen. Ted Cruz said the CCP has funneled $12 million to U.S. climate groups since 2020 via a San Francisco nonprofit.
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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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Falun Gong Practitioners Targeted by CCP’s Global Repression Campaign, Say US Faith Leaders, Experts
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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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Another Hong Kong Political Party Announces Dissolution, Citing ‘Tremendous’ Pressure
‘The League of Social Democrats will not be the last one to announce the so-called voluntary dissolution,’ chairperson Chan Po-ying said.
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Fiji PM Says Chinese Military Base in the Pacific ‘Not Welcome’
But Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka maintained that Pacific nations wished to remain ‘friendly to all and enemies to none.’
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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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Dalai Lama Confirms Plans for a Successor, Defying Beijing
The Tibetan spiritual leader has told followers that ‘no one else has any such authority to interfere.’
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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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China Sanctions Former Filipino Lawmaker Over South China Sea Dispute
‘This sanction is a badge of honor,’ Francis Tolentino said.
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Quad Nations Agree to Cooperate on Building Critical Minerals Resilience
The Quad foreign ministers raised concerns over the risks of relying on a single country for processing and refining critical minerals.
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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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Taiwan to Double Length of Annual Military Drill, Focus on CCP Invasion
Taiwanese officials expect the Chinese regime to use a range of so-called gray zone tactics before a full-scale invasion.
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Rights Groups Reveal Hong Kong’s Repression of Freedom Following National Security Law’s Implementation
This year’s June 30 marks the fifth anniversary of Beijing’s decision to implement the national security law in Hong Kong.
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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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Taiwan VP Tells Beijing She Will Not Be Intimidated After Prague Plot Revealed
CCP diplomats and agents followed and planned to physically intimidate Taiwan’s vice president in Prague last year, the Czech intelligence service disclosed.
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WHO Report Says COVID Origins Uncertain, Beijing Withholding Information
The WHO director general said both zoonotic spillover and lab leak hypotheses ’must remain on the table,' and urged Beijing to share data.
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US Army Pacific Chief Says US Making Invasion of Taiwan More Challenging for China
‘The chance of being able to conduct an uncontested or successful wet gap crossing of that scale is very, very small,’ Gen. Ronald P. Clark said.
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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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Senate Hearing Highlights Alleged CCP Links in Funding Climate-Related Lawsuits
Sen. Ted Cruz said the CCP has funneled $12 million to U.S. climate groups since 2020 via a San Francisco nonprofit.
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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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