CHINA

By Alex Wu Sun Lijun, former vice minister of Public Security of the Chinese communist regime, went on trial in Changchun, Jilin Province on July 8. It’s one of China’s most high-profile cases…

By Andrew Thornebrooke China’s communist leadership is pursuing opportunities to increase imports of Russian coal, oil, and gas amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. Experts say the move could help stabilize China’s…

By Alex Wu Shortly after Shanghai and Beijing lifted their lockdowns and tried to get back to normal, COVID-19 resurged in mainland China spreading to more than 10 provinces. The Chinese communist regime has ordered…

By Mary Hong News Analysis Shein, China’s ultra-fast fashion online store and the most downloaded shopping app in the United States, is hit with a new lawsuit as it faces criticism for…

By Frank Fang A deportation officer with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and a retired DHS law enforcement agent were among five people indicted on July 6, in a widening federal investigation…

By Masooma Haq and Steve Lance Former U.S. intelligence official Nicholas Eftimiades, who has over two decades of experience in the field, said the U.S. government must develop a solid strategy and articulate…

By Kelly Song A pro-Beijing group founded in Taiwan by a mainland Chinese immigrant took funds from the Chinese regime to carry out disruptive activities in the island nation. Members of…

Is this more communist misdirection away from serious problems? By Stu Cvrk Commentary State-run China Daily reported on June 20 that “the General Office of the Communist Party of China Central Committee…

By Danella Pérez Schmieloz The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) increased its persecution against a spiritual group amid the pandemic to prevent its adherents from exposing to the world the COVID-19 situation within China,…

By Dorothy Li A trove of data of more than one billion Chinese residents, allegedly hacked from the Shanghai police, has been listed for sale on the dark web. If verified, it could amount…