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CCP Launches Chikungunya Virus Testing in Foshan, Sparking Fears of Lockdown
The U.S. CDC said it is considering issuing a travel notice for China as the chikungunya virus outbreak continues its rapid spread.
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China, Russia Launch Joint Naval Drills Amid Growing Concern Over Their Military Ties
The two armed forces began their annual joint naval exercises on Aug. 1.
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Factory Closures Expand to Major Manufacturing Base in China as PMI Continues to Drop
The increased U.S. tariffs have landed a foundational blow to China’s exports and manufacturing sector, said an analyst.
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From Wheat to Leverage: How the CCP Exploits Canada’s Regional Fault Lines
“This ‘induce dependency, then weaponize it’ strategy is a hallmark of hybrid economic warfare,” says Scott McGregor, an author and intelligence professional.
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Governor of Northern Mariana Islands Passes Away in Guam
Arnold Palacios was a ’true patriot who courageously stood against Chinese coercion,' the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party said.
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Victim Profiles in Microsoft SharePoint Attacks Point to Targeted Intelligence Campaign, Researchers Say
‘The attackers knew exactly what they were looking for,’ said Lodi Hensen.
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Transnational Repression Growing ‘Unchecked’ in UK, Parliamentary Report Warns
China ‘conducts the most comprehensive’ transnational repression campaign of any foreign state operating in the UK, according to the committee of lawmakers.
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CCP Tightens Exit Control, Confiscating Passports of Low-Level Civil Servants and Retirees
The communist regime doesn’t want young workers to emigrate because that would show they lack faith in the CCP, one expert said.
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Child Organ Donation Campaign Spurs Concern Among Parents in China
Forced organ harvesting in China has been a subject of international condemnation for years.
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Chikungunya Fever Spreading Rapidly in South China; CCP Downplays Outbreak
Local residents say that mandatory quarantine has been implemented.
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Shaolin’s ‘CEO Monk’ Under Criminal Investigation
Abbot Shi Yongxin is accused of embezzling and maintaining improper relationships with multiple women, according to the temple’s authority.
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Over 50 Canadian Lawmakers Condemn China’s Persecution of Falun Gong, Extension of Repression Overseas
Fifty-four parliamentarians say they ‘stand in solidarity with the Falun Gong community’ and condemn CCP’s ‘escalating transnational repression.’
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China Suppresses VPN Use While Offering Foreigners ‘Special Access’
Experts warn that these VPNs, whether sold openly or installed at the airport, may not be safe.
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China’s Battery Mineral Monopoly Poses National Security Risk: Report
A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.
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China Releases Draft Law Amendment to Tackle Price Wars; Analysts Skeptical
The regime’s policies are sending mixed signals and won’t solve the root cause of the price wars, experts say.
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China Quietly Changes Army’s Top Commander as Internal Purge Widens
Recent upheavals in China’s military have raised questions about the party leader’s political control over the army.
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CCP Launches Chikungunya Virus Testing in Foshan, Sparking Fears of Lockdown
The U.S. CDC said it is considering issuing a travel notice for China as the chikungunya virus outbreak continues its rapid spread.
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China, Russia Launch Joint Naval Drills Amid Growing Concern Over Their Military Ties
The two armed forces began their annual joint naval exercises on Aug. 1.
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Factory Closures Expand to Major Manufacturing Base in China as PMI Continues to Drop
The increased U.S. tariffs have landed a foundational blow to China’s exports and manufacturing sector, said an analyst.
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From Wheat to Leverage: How the CCP Exploits Canada’s Regional Fault Lines
“This ‘induce dependency, then weaponize it’ strategy is a hallmark of hybrid economic warfare,” says Scott McGregor, an author and intelligence professional.
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Governor of Northern Mariana Islands Passes Away in Guam
Arnold Palacios was a ’true patriot who courageously stood against Chinese coercion,' the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party said.
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Victim Profiles in Microsoft SharePoint Attacks Point to Targeted Intelligence Campaign, Researchers Say
‘The attackers knew exactly what they were looking for,’ said Lodi Hensen.
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Transnational Repression Growing ‘Unchecked’ in UK, Parliamentary Report Warns
China ‘conducts the most comprehensive’ transnational repression campaign of any foreign state operating in the UK, according to the committee of lawmakers.
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CCP Tightens Exit Control, Confiscating Passports of Low-Level Civil Servants and Retirees
The communist regime doesn’t want young workers to emigrate because that would show they lack faith in the CCP, one expert said.
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Child Organ Donation Campaign Spurs Concern Among Parents in China
Forced organ harvesting in China has been a subject of international condemnation for years.
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Chikungunya Fever Spreading Rapidly in South China; CCP Downplays Outbreak
Local residents say that mandatory quarantine has been implemented.
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Shaolin’s ‘CEO Monk’ Under Criminal Investigation
Abbot Shi Yongxin is accused of embezzling and maintaining improper relationships with multiple women, according to the temple’s authority.
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Over 50 Canadian Lawmakers Condemn China’s Persecution of Falun Gong, Extension of Repression Overseas
Fifty-four parliamentarians say they ‘stand in solidarity with the Falun Gong community’ and condemn CCP’s ‘escalating transnational repression.’
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China Suppresses VPN Use While Offering Foreigners ‘Special Access’
Experts warn that these VPNs, whether sold openly or installed at the airport, may not be safe.
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China’s Battery Mineral Monopoly Poses National Security Risk: Report
A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.
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China Releases Draft Law Amendment to Tackle Price Wars; Analysts Skeptical
The regime’s policies are sending mixed signals and won’t solve the root cause of the price wars, experts say.
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China Quietly Changes Army’s Top Commander as Internal Purge Widens
Recent upheavals in China’s military have raised questions about the party leader’s political control over the army.
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