CHINA

By Andrew Thornebrooke The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) added equipment and services from two China-based companies to its Covered List of communications equipment and services that have been deemed a threat to…

Commentator: ‘Without the British system…Hong Kong would never be a blessed land’ By Summer Lawson As soon as news of Queen Elizabeth II’s death broke, Hongkongers braved the scorching heat and queued for hours…

By Jessica Mao News Analysis A top Chinese official has expressed support for Russia’s war in Ukraine during his visit to Moscow, apparently believing it was a closed-door meeting. But the Kremlin…

By Mary Hong Eileen, a high-level manager in a Chinese internet company, decided to leave China after experiencing years of police harassment because her ID labeled her as “a member of…

By Sophia Lam Feng Zhenguo, former owner of a profitable wood furniture factory in China’s central Hebei province, experienced extortion from the environmental authorities and police, and was forced to sell his factory to Chinese…

By Reuters BEIJING—The victims of a bus crash that killed 27 people and injured 20 more in China’s Guizhou Province were in an official government health vehicle and were being transported for…

By Alex Wu G7 Trade Ministers have said they will take a tougher stance on China over trade, after a two day meeting at Neuhardenberg Palace in East Berlin, Germany, on Sept.…

By Sophia Lam Over 2,000 secondary school students and 300 teaching staff of a private high school in China’s southwestern Guizhou Province are locked down amid the communist regime’s zero-COVID policy.…

By Alex Wu Chinese rights lawyer Yu Wensheng was awarded a human rights prize by the Stockholm-based Foundation of Anna Dahlbäck Memorial Fund on Sept. 9. Yu, who’s based in Beijing, was unable to…

By Sophia Lam The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) began brutally suppressing believers of Falun Gong throughout the country in 1999, a campaign that continues to this day. From July 1 to August 31, at…