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By Sophia Lam Large groups of young people can be seen walking in fields and on highways, with suitcases and carrying bags, as they head for home. Video footage of their…

By Kelly Song Deerpark, N.Y.—The tiny town of Mount Hope, New York, made national news in July when organizers of a seminar about the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) received a death threat from…

By Sophia Lam The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been known to alter its economic data. A study published in October used night-time light to determine that China, as well as other…

By Aldgra Fredly Some 50 countries signed a joint statement at the U.N. General Assembly on Oct. 31 urging China to uphold its human rights obligations and release all those who are being…

Company struggles with cashflow, founder’s annual salary drastically reduced By Kathleen Li and Lynn Xu China’s largest private-sector developer, Country Garden (02007.HK), was recently downgraded from investment level due to its sluggish cash…

By Dorothy Li A lack of media coverage, silence from the medical community, and fear of Beijing’s retribution, are among the reason why nursing communities around the world are unaware of…

By Venus Upadhayaya News Analysis The Chinese regime is ramping up efforts to infiltrate U.S. universities to gain access to valuable research and mold the minds of the next generation of…

By Andrew Chen A federal court in New York has charged seven Chinese nationals for harassing and coercing a U.S. resident to return to China as part of Beijing’s international extralegal…

By Alex Wu Zhang Hai, a Wuhan native living in Shenzhen who has been trying to hold the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) authorities accountable for his father’s death during the initial COVID-19 outbreak,…

By Jenny Li and Olivia Li Citing national security concerns, both Canada and the UK have started to examine possible breaches of confidentiality agreements among current and former military personnel following reports that…