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San Francisco Forum Highlights CCP’s Global Threat
Speakers recounted harassment, sabotage, and assaults they say are part of the regime’s campaign to export repression far beyond China’s borders.
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As Authorities Battle Chikungunya Virus in Southern China, Mosquito-Control Measures Spark Concerns
The extreme control measures are not necessary and spark suspicion that other diseases are spreading at the same time, according to experts.
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Chinese Dissidents Protest at UN Through Art, Testimony as Chinese Premier Visited New York
Many of the dissidents accused the CCP of extending coercive power overseas.
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Former Chinese Aide to German Lawmaker Sentenced for Spying for China
The defendant, Guo Jian, was described by German prosecutors as a ‘multipurpose agent’ for many years.
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Taiwan Wouldn’t Agree to 50-50 Chip Production Split With US: Negotiator Says
Taiwan’s world-leading chip industry is considered vital for self-defense and garnering international backing in the event of a potential Chinese invasion.
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Oklahoma Lawmakers Mull Mandatory Registration for Foreign Agents
The state may require lobbyists for foreign governments to register as foreign agents.
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Commerce Secretary Wants a ‘50-50’ Semiconductor Production Split Between US and Taiwan
Taiwan is currently holding trade talks with the United States, aiming to reach a deal that could ease the current 20 percent U.S. tariffs on Taiwanese exports.
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Russia’s Aid to Chinese Airborne Forces Could Accelerate Capabilities for Taiwan Invasion, Defense Institute Says
A UK security think tank analyzed leaked Russian documents.
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China Investigates US, Mexican Pecan Imports, Mexico’s Tariffs as Trade Tensions Escalate
The Chinese regime is sending a message to Latin American countries that siding with the United States carries a cost, according to analysts.
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FCC Expands Curbs on Chinese ‘Bad Labs,’ Denies 4 More Applications
A review conducted by the FCC found that many recognized labs ‘potentially have deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party.’
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Former Beijing-Based Businessman Shares What He Witnessed in CCP’s Espionage, Infiltration Tactics in Taiwan
‘They’ll watch someone for months, find their weaknesses, and then recruit them with money, sex, or blackmail,’ Cheng Kaili said.
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Taiwan Convicts President’s Former Aide on Charge of Spying for China
Taiwan has faced a surge in espionage cases linked to China, which aims to erode the island’s democracy and gather intelligence on its military and technology.
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China Enforces Mandarin-Language Instruction in Inner Mongolia Schools, Sparking Fears of Cultural Loss
‘If our language disappears, so will our ethnic identity,’ one parent says.
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China Launches Arctic Shipping Route to Europe Amid Poland Border Closure
Chinese state media said the ‘China-Europe Arctic Express’ is ‘far more than just a new shipping route.’
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US Transportation Secretary Duffy Voices Support for Taiwan’s Participation in ICAO
The International Civil Aviation Organization’s triennial assembly is underway in Montreal.
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Poland Reopens Border With Belarus, as China Struggles to Find Alternative Trade Routes to EU
Alternative routes can’t replace the China-Europe Railway Express mainline that goes through the Poland-Belarus border, according to analysts.
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Taliban Rejects Trump’s Call to Return Afghan Air Base to US Control
President Donald Trump has warned that ‘bad things are going to happen’ if the Taliban refuses to return control of the Bagram Air Base.
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House Lawmakers Call for Taiwan’s Participation in ICAO
Because of Beijing’s objections, Taiwan has been barred from participating in the International Civil Aviation Organization and the World Health Organization.
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CCP Expands Control Over Religion With New Online Code of Conduct
‘The authorities will also use this as a pretext to target normal religious activities, as a way to suppress human rights,’ a China expert said.
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San Francisco Forum Highlights CCP’s Global Threat
Speakers recounted harassment, sabotage, and assaults they say are part of the regime’s campaign to export repression far beyond China’s borders.
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As Authorities Battle Chikungunya Virus in Southern China, Mosquito-Control Measures Spark Concerns
The extreme control measures are not necessary and spark suspicion that other diseases are spreading at the same time, according to experts.
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Chinese Dissidents Protest at UN Through Art, Testimony as Chinese Premier Visited New York
Many of the dissidents accused the CCP of extending coercive power overseas.
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Former Chinese Aide to German Lawmaker Sentenced for Spying for China
The defendant, Guo Jian, was described by German prosecutors as a ‘multipurpose agent’ for many years.
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Taiwan Wouldn’t Agree to 50-50 Chip Production Split With US: Negotiator Says
Taiwan’s world-leading chip industry is considered vital for self-defense and garnering international backing in the event of a potential Chinese invasion.
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Oklahoma Lawmakers Mull Mandatory Registration for Foreign Agents
The state may require lobbyists for foreign governments to register as foreign agents.
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Commerce Secretary Wants a ‘50-50’ Semiconductor Production Split Between US and Taiwan
Taiwan is currently holding trade talks with the United States, aiming to reach a deal that could ease the current 20 percent U.S. tariffs on Taiwanese exports.
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Russia’s Aid to Chinese Airborne Forces Could Accelerate Capabilities for Taiwan Invasion, Defense Institute Says
A UK security think tank analyzed leaked Russian documents.
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China Investigates US, Mexican Pecan Imports, Mexico’s Tariffs as Trade Tensions Escalate
The Chinese regime is sending a message to Latin American countries that siding with the United States carries a cost, according to analysts.
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FCC Expands Curbs on Chinese ‘Bad Labs,’ Denies 4 More Applications
A review conducted by the FCC found that many recognized labs ‘potentially have deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party.’
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Former Beijing-Based Businessman Shares What He Witnessed in CCP’s Espionage, Infiltration Tactics in Taiwan
‘They’ll watch someone for months, find their weaknesses, and then recruit them with money, sex, or blackmail,’ Cheng Kaili said.
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Taiwan Convicts President’s Former Aide on Charge of Spying for China
Taiwan has faced a surge in espionage cases linked to China, which aims to erode the island’s democracy and gather intelligence on its military and technology.
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China Enforces Mandarin-Language Instruction in Inner Mongolia Schools, Sparking Fears of Cultural Loss
‘If our language disappears, so will our ethnic identity,’ one parent says.
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China Launches Arctic Shipping Route to Europe Amid Poland Border Closure
Chinese state media said the ‘China-Europe Arctic Express’ is ‘far more than just a new shipping route.’
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US Transportation Secretary Duffy Voices Support for Taiwan’s Participation in ICAO
The International Civil Aviation Organization’s triennial assembly is underway in Montreal.
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Poland Reopens Border With Belarus, as China Struggles to Find Alternative Trade Routes to EU
Alternative routes can’t replace the China-Europe Railway Express mainline that goes through the Poland-Belarus border, according to analysts.
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Taliban Rejects Trump’s Call to Return Afghan Air Base to US Control
President Donald Trump has warned that ‘bad things are going to happen’ if the Taliban refuses to return control of the Bagram Air Base.
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House Lawmakers Call for Taiwan’s Participation in ICAO
Because of Beijing’s objections, Taiwan has been barred from participating in the International Civil Aviation Organization and the World Health Organization.
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CCP Expands Control Over Religion With New Online Code of Conduct
‘The authorities will also use this as a pretext to target normal religious activities, as a way to suppress human rights,’ a China expert said.
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