China, Mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan
By Hannah Ng and Tiffany Meier China is exploiting loopholes to buy up U.S. farmland with the aim of sabotaging the U.S. national security, warned Ross Kennedy, founder of U.S.-based logistics and supply…
By Eva Fu A surge in COVID-19 cases in China has left crematoriums working around the clock to cope with the influx of bodies. Prices for medical supplies have skyrocketed as…
By Hannah Ng A new study measuring China’s influence around the world has ranked Pakistan as the country most under the sway of the communist regime. Two Southeast Asian countries, Cambodia and Singapore, were…
By Alex Wu U.S. and German embassies in China’s capital of Beijing announced on Dec. 15 the suspension of routine visa services due to the COVID-19 outbreak that’s being seen in other large cities…
Worried parents fear forced organ harvesting By Mary Hong Almost two months ago, 15-year-old Hu Xinyu vanished from his boarding school in eastern China’s Jiangxi Province as he walked from his…
By Hannah Ng and Tiffany Meier Apple needs to be held accountable for obstructing Chinese citizens from using certain iPhone functions to talk, text, and share content ahead of the massive protests against…
By David Chu and Shawn Lin News Analysis Amid public outcry demanding an end to Beijing’s zero-COVID policy, Chinese state media recently set off a wave of criticism against COVID testing companies. One China expert…
By Aldgra Fredly An American scientist who worked at a research laboratory in Wuhan, China, has claimed that the novel coronavirus was a “genetically engineered agent” that leaked from the U.S.-funded…
By Eva Fu While held at a Chinese labor camp, Henry Yue was forced to wind metal coils used in television sets, day in and day out. The grueling conditions were such…
By Dorothy Li Chinese officials initiated the highest level of censorship of the protests and ramped up the crackdown on tools used to bypass the nation’s internet control, according to reports, offering a…