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Philippines Says China Fired Flares at Patrol Plane
The patrol was conducted in accordance with international regulations, Jay Tarriela, Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson for the South China Sea, said.
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Rare Video Emerges of Chinese General’s Secret Trial for Defying Tiananmen Orders
A six-hour recording shows the 1990 military trial of Maj. Gen. Xu Qinxian, who refused to deploy troops against pro-democracy protesters in 1989.
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Beijing Uses Security Dialogue as Cover for Indo-Pacific Expansion: Analysts
Observers warn the threat to Taiwan and U.S. allies remains high even as strategic calculations and internal instability affect future Chinese military drills.
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Chinese University Expels Student for Rejecting Marxism, Communist Party Rule
Scholars say the case reflects a growing climate of surveillance and shrinking space for open discussion on campus.
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Indian Traveler Says She Was Detained 18 Hours at Shanghai Airport Over Birthplace on Her Passport
The woman says Chinese immigration officers declared her Indian passport invalid during a transit stop.
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Taiwan’s Premier Rejects Xi’s ‘Return to China’ Call
Cho Jung-tai made the comments following a conversation between Trump and CCP leader Xi Jinping.
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Xi Elevates Anniversary for Pro-Democratic Chinese Official Amid Rising Elite Friction
Beijing’s elevated tribute appears aimed at placating red-elite families and internal critics as Chinese leader Xi Jinping works to secure another term.
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‘Under Assault’: New Book Details Beijing’s Decades-Long ‘Secret War’ Against Canada
The book draws on interviews with numerous former politicians, diplomats, public servants and Chinese diaspora members targeted by Beijing.
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With a Sushi Lunch, Taiwan President Shows Support for Japan in China Dispute
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te showed his support for Japan on Thursday with a lunch of Japanese-sourced sushi.
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Online Threat to Japanese School Deepens Security Concerns for Japan Nationals in China
A violent message targeting a Japanese school follows recent attacks and growing nationalist rhetoric as Tokyo urges citizens to stay vigilant.
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US Aims for Thanksgiving Deadline for China Rare Earths Deal
‘The agreement is that the magnets will flow freely, as they did before April 4,’ Bessent said.
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China’s Singles’ Day Shopping Festival Slows Amid Sluggish Economy
The sales growth is significantly lower than last year, which indicates ‘poor quality growth’ amid deflation.
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CCP Unusually Publicizes Case of Retired Intelligence Officer Leaking Classified Information to Foreign Entities
The unusual publicity of such cases by the regime is intended for deterrence, while indicating tightened control, said analysts.
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Why China’s Hongqi Bridge Collapsed Before Opening
One engineer said the bridge’s location, not its design, was the real flaw.
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Global Lawmakers Pledge to Push Ban on Forced Organ Harvesting
An international alliance of lawmakers stated that it will also push for actions opposing Beijing’s coercive activities against Taiwan and Tibet.
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Philippines Says China Fired Flares at Patrol Plane
The patrol was conducted in accordance with international regulations, Jay Tarriela, Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson for the South China Sea, said.
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Rare Video Emerges of Chinese General’s Secret Trial for Defying Tiananmen Orders
A six-hour recording shows the 1990 military trial of Maj. Gen. Xu Qinxian, who refused to deploy troops against pro-democracy protesters in 1989.
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Beijing Uses Security Dialogue as Cover for Indo-Pacific Expansion: Analysts
Observers warn the threat to Taiwan and U.S. allies remains high even as strategic calculations and internal instability affect future Chinese military drills.
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Chinese University Expels Student for Rejecting Marxism, Communist Party Rule
Scholars say the case reflects a growing climate of surveillance and shrinking space for open discussion on campus.
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Indian Traveler Says She Was Detained 18 Hours at Shanghai Airport Over Birthplace on Her Passport
The woman says Chinese immigration officers declared her Indian passport invalid during a transit stop.
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Taiwan’s Premier Rejects Xi’s ‘Return to China’ Call
Cho Jung-tai made the comments following a conversation between Trump and CCP leader Xi Jinping.
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Xi Elevates Anniversary for Pro-Democratic Chinese Official Amid Rising Elite Friction
Beijing’s elevated tribute appears aimed at placating red-elite families and internal critics as Chinese leader Xi Jinping works to secure another term.
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‘Under Assault’: New Book Details Beijing’s Decades-Long ‘Secret War’ Against Canada
The book draws on interviews with numerous former politicians, diplomats, public servants and Chinese diaspora members targeted by Beijing.
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With a Sushi Lunch, Taiwan President Shows Support for Japan in China Dispute
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te showed his support for Japan on Thursday with a lunch of Japanese-sourced sushi.
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Online Threat to Japanese School Deepens Security Concerns for Japan Nationals in China
A violent message targeting a Japanese school follows recent attacks and growing nationalist rhetoric as Tokyo urges citizens to stay vigilant.
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US Aims for Thanksgiving Deadline for China Rare Earths Deal
‘The agreement is that the magnets will flow freely, as they did before April 4,’ Bessent said.
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China’s Singles’ Day Shopping Festival Slows Amid Sluggish Economy
The sales growth is significantly lower than last year, which indicates ‘poor quality growth’ amid deflation.
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CCP Unusually Publicizes Case of Retired Intelligence Officer Leaking Classified Information to Foreign Entities
The unusual publicity of such cases by the regime is intended for deterrence, while indicating tightened control, said analysts.
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Why China’s Hongqi Bridge Collapsed Before Opening
One engineer said the bridge’s location, not its design, was the real flaw.
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Global Lawmakers Pledge to Push Ban on Forced Organ Harvesting
An international alliance of lawmakers stated that it will also push for actions opposing Beijing’s coercive activities against Taiwan and Tibet.
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