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China’s COVID Chaos a ‘Horrible Indictment’ of US Leadership for Emulating CCP Lockdowns: Former White House Adviser
If the world can learn one thing from the COVID chaos in China, it is that “locking down does not work,” said healthcare policy adviser Dr. Scott Atlas. “We don’t …
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Xi’s Absence From Public Eye Ahead of Third Term Bid Fuels Speculation
More than a week ago, Chinese leader Xi Jinping embarked on a three-day trip to Central Asia to mark his sphere of influence. He has since been out of the public eye, skipping a high-level military meeting and the annual United Nations General Assembly.
With China only weeks away from its 20th National Congress, during which Xi is set to pursue an unprecedented third term, his absence has gone on long enough to attract attention from keen political watchers, with some even speculating that he has been placed under house arrest.
By Sept. 24, Xi had become one of the top trending topics on Twitter. His name appeared on hashtags more than 42,000 times, and the term “China coup” circulated 9,300 rounds on the platform.
“New [rumor] to be checked out: Is Xi [Jinping] under house arrest in Beijing?” wrote Subramanian Swamy, a former Indian Cabinet minister and Parliament member.
Such speculation also comes as Chinese nationals noted mass flight cancellations across the country. Nearly 10,000 flights—almost two-thirds of those scheduled for the day—were called off on Sept. 24, the same day that a key conference on national defense and military reform was convened in Beijing.
Weibo, China’s top social media platform, swiftly censored discussions about the flight cancellations, declaring them to be “rumors.”
Xi, who returned to China’s capital on Sept. 16 after meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at a regional summit in Central Asia, didn’t appear at the Beijing meeting but relayed instructions that the armed forces should focus on preparing for war. Similarly missing was Wei Fenghe, Xi’s handpicked Chinese military general currently serving as the country’s defense minister.

His public activities since then have chiefly consisted of a greeting letter to mark the Chinese Farmers’ Harvest Festival on Sept. 22 and another the following day to China News Service, congratulating the state media outlet on the 70th anniversary of its founding.
No major Chinese media outlets or officials have come out to refute the rumors; the reach of the theory, however unsubstantiated, reflects a certain degree of anger inside the country, some analysts say.
“It’s a show of discontent,” Wang He, a U.S.-based commentator on China’s current affairs, told The Epoch Times. “It seems that people are counting to the day for him to fall from power.”
While Xi has all but secured his third term, many people haven’t reconciled with his continued stay in power, Wang said.
China analyst Gordon Chang deemed a coup to be unlikely, pointing to the lack of supporting evidence on the ground.
“I don’t think there was a coup,” Chang told The Epoch Times. “Because if there were a coup, we would see, for instance, a lot of military vehicles in the center of Beijing. There have been no reports of that. Also, there probably would be a declaration of martial law that has not occurred.
“So it seems that something is happening but we don’t know exactly what. There have been too many events that have occurred to happen without a turbulence inside the senior leadership of the Communist Party and the military.
“In the communist system, when a leader dies, generally we don’t know about it for a week or so because everyone is trying to wrangle to the top slot and subordinate positions. So that very well could be one example of something that has occurred right now. We’re just waiting but there are many possibilities.”
He also noted that the only thing that can dispel some of the speculations is if Xi comes out to speak in public.
Zhang Tianliang, a writer and author of the Chinese language book “China’s Path to Peaceful Transition,” similarly dismissed the house arrest theory.
During the past week, six senior Chinese officials, including two former Cabinet-level officials, were handed heavy sentences for corruption-related offenses, adding to a string of officials purged in the anti-graft campaign that Xi ordered after taking office in late 2012.
How would Xi have the capacity to punish them if he had lost his grip on power, Zhang stated on his show on Sept. 22.
However, whether Xi makes a public appearance holds little significance, Wang said, noting that such an extended absence from public attention isn’t unique for Xi.
To Wang, Xi’s overseas trip ahead of the Party congress was a projection of confidence.
“Without absolute assurance, this man will not take risks easily.”
Luo Ya contributed to this report.
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Focus?Don’t let Musk “run away”!
Translator?Xiao Hong Mao
Proofreader: Janyvo

Image credits? China Observer?Youtube?
Friends, I’m back! How was your vacation? Did you get to climb the mountain of people or watch the sea of people, truly immersed in the “People Mountain, People Sea”?
There has been a lot of interesting news lately. The Weibo spat between Hu Xijin and Shen Yi certainly raised a few eyebrows. Hu Xijin has been so politically correct all his life, but still got gang-bashed by his peers. This validates a social phenomenon: in politics, with the exception of far-right, all will move gradually to the left-wing. And even within the left-wing camp, no peace is guaranteed because the ones who are more left than you will come after you. I will cover this topic in a separate article later on.
Friends, one thing is for sure, you need not be concerned about Hu Xijin’s feelings. Who can be sure that these two are not in for a double act? People like Hu and Shen are so popular in China for a reason, their superior skill set, and their inner strength is far beyond ordinary people like you and me. Hu and Shen are masters when it comes to provoking topics to ignite emotions, spoiling the intelligence of their followers! They knew this better than anyone, for them, patriotism is a business!
Today’s topic starts with the RMB 4 billion loans that Musk just repaid. According to Tesla’s filing with the SEC, Musk’s company has already repaid the $614 million loan related to the cost of Shanghai Gigafactory in full, and thereby ended the relevant loan contract. Following the termination of that contract, the unused $758 million included in the company’s debt and finance lease schedule, under the fixed asset credit facility, will no longer be available.
Generally speaking, a company repaying a loan is not a newsworthy event. However, this loan from Tesla is a little different because the loan was due to mature in June of this year. In other words, Tesla repaid the loan early. Anyone who has worked in the manufacturing industry will know that if there is a surplus of capital in any enterprise, it means that the enterprise lacks favorable investment opportunities, and the scale of operation is reduced, forming a waste of capital, which leads to the rise of capital costs. This is clearly not the case for Tesla. According to public data, in the first quarter of this year, Tesla’s revenue in the Chinese market reached $3.043 billion, compared to $900 million in the same period last year, a significant increase of 238.1%, which accounted for 29.29% of Tesla’s revenue in the first quarter.
So, combined with the impact of Tesla’s “brake failure” incident not long ago, as well as various overt and metaphorical attacks against Tesla, the local speculation was that “Musk may leave China”. And the communist patriotists are instantly thrilled and overjoyed with such a rumor. They couldn’t help but running around to announce that: “Huawei stepped in, Tesla stunned out”, “with domestic electric cars’ collective launch, Tesla cannot carry on”. What’s more? Some even began to incite “don’t let Musk run away”, “Musk may leave, but his money, technology, and data sourced from China shall stay” … This is just an international version of the “closing the door to beat the dog” plot. In the end, how badly this dog, Tesla, can be beaten is yet to be seen, but one thing is certain, no more dogs would dare to come ever again.
Is it really true that “Tesla falls, domestic electric cars will take it all”?
We noticed that following the big-three new automobile forces, namely Weilai, Ideal, and Xiaopeng, more fist-pumping heroes are ready to take part in this battlefield.
- Xiaomi announced to manufacture cars: expected to invest 10 billion yuan in the first phase and $10 billion in ten years.
- Huawei announced that it is open to cooperate with other automobile companies to manufacture cars and sell cars.
- It was reported on April 28, OPPO Group has also started preparing for car manufacturing projects.
In addition to technology companies such as Huawei, Xiaomi, even the real estate, TV manufacturers, and air-conditioning manufacturers coming from afar have hopped on this big wagon. Presumably, it wouldn’t be long before the furniture companies, stove companies, and even tobacco and wine companies all usher in the car-producing era. The afterglow of the latest “big refining chip” campaign has not yet subsided, the waves in producing electric cars have already taken a great leap forward. To be able to witness these two unbelievable “events” taking place within such a short interval is truly astonishing. I have not lived in vain.
As if the era of the leading domestic brand of electric cars cannot begin unless wicked capitalism is fully driven away. Yet those who are super excited every day claiming that our country’s high-tech development is so advanced that it should lead the world, and often bring on the subject of high-speed rail, quantum computers, 5G as proof, the truth of the matter is that the vast majority of them are not in the relevant scientific research field, they are not even equipped with basic scientific literacy. I can totally envisage that very soon, they will again proudly announce that: China’s electric cars again ranked the world’s first; Musk should regret his decision not to stay; now like Google, Samsung, he must be hiding in the corner shredding tears.
It is most interesting that they chose to ignore the fact that Musk had made all of Tesla’s patents public on June 21, 2014, that is, releasing Tesla’s 271 patents worldwide including 263 patents for inventions and 8 design patents. And one month after that, LeEco Motors was founded. In the following year, Weilai, Xiaopeng, and Ideal Auto were also established one after another. You can say that today’s domestic automotive new forces have all used Tesla’s public technology as their starting point. But prior to Tesla came to China building its gigafactory in 2018, what have these “famous” domestic companies really been working on? Were they busy comparing whose PPT is more impressive or whose market slogan is more mind-blowing? Cars can overtake at the bend, but they can also be easily spotted.
One may ask what is the essential difference between Musk’s Tesla and other electric cars in China? Geely Automobile President Li Shufu shared his thoughts in his interview.
As Li Shufu said, it is not difficult to produce an engineering prototype car with the current mature technology. The difficulty is the car’s consistency, reliability, durability, large scale, economy, sustainability, etc., which includes a complete set of architecture including chips, operating systems, network systems. The new domestic carmakers, whether in terms of technical strength or strategic vision, cannot be compared with Musk. But when it comes to “closing the door to beat the dog”, and the means of reaping the wealth created by others, Musk is no match.
The profit margin of the automobile industry across the globe is not high, i.e., 10% in Japan, 8% in Europe, and 5% to 8% in the United States. Then why will electric vehicles become a new capital windfall? That’s mainly because the automotive industry, especially the car, high investment, high taxes, high output value; and has an industry chain drive effect. Moreover, the concept of “new energy vehicles” is most alluring to all local authorities. It has been listed as a priority development of the pillar industry so naturally, it draws the attention of the local government and conveniently qualifies for many preferential policies. After all, to secure a few pieces of cheap land in the process is the real catch.
At present, “build a car that surpasses Tesla” has become an essential mission statement in many PPTs. However, in reality, domestic electric cars are still going down the old road of cell phone assembly. Fancy car features have increased a lot, but in terms of key electric power kinetic energy conversion system, sensors, chips …… and even seats, no one has been able to catch up with Tesla. If merely hosting a launch event or providing a test drive demo can win the market, then today Jia Yueting will not be afraid to return to China. In a few years, when we look back at the “great leap forward in car making” of this new century, we will discover that it is just another typical charade: crushing the foreign enterprises, enriching the domestic peers, wasting a lot of social resources, and the most is a farce in the end.
There is a saying that the golden wind has not moved, cicadas first (meaning one may not easily detect the deathtrap). This time, Musk’s early repayment of loans, gained him “freedom to come and go” if he will. But “will” does not necessarily mean that he will immediately execute it. After all, China is already Musk’s second-largest market after the United States. But once Musk has to leave China in pain, the negative impact caused will be far more outreaching than Li Ka-Shing’s exit. Looking back at China’s development over the past forty years since the reopening of its market, it has relied heavily on foreign capital and foreign technology. This is an indisputable fact. And the increasing globalization also made the flow of capital and technology possible. While China is sending the “low-end manufacturing” away, its “closing the door to beat the dog” practice is clearly jeopardizing the development in its “high-end manufacturing”. The final outcome could only be a vacant cage, with no bird left either. China is left with a bunch of Boxer Gang members who can only brag, other than being hysterical and self-hypnotizing, they are utterly useless. As for those remarkable statements, they shall be no more than noises to your ears. Companies that do not intent to benefit others can never be the “winner behind the scenes”!
In conclusion, to win, we must win in a dignified manner. Likewise, if you want to let Musk go, you should let people go with conviction and admiration. People who are used to bandit’s logic and only use despicable means to win can never be accepted by the world and will only become the public enemy.
Don’t let the whole society pay for the absurdity of a few people again!
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The Taiwanese president warned people that the Chinese regime launched psychological warfare campaign against the independent island on the late night of April 15. Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen clarified in …
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The Senate committee on human rights has unanimously endorsed proposed legislation to combat international human organ trafficking. The Senate …
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The latest sales of shares of pro-Beijing Phoenix TV suggest that Beijing is accelerating its pace in taking …
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News Analysis The debt crisis of China’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs) has been deepening since 2020. Beijing has recently …
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A presenter of a Chinese-language YouTube talkshow has been missing since March 20, after he traveled to China …
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A retired colonel who was denied visitation for one-and-a-half years passed away suddenly while serving a seven-and-a-half-year prison …
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The Chinese military-affiliated technology firm Huawei, which supplied telecom equipment to Netherlands’ largest mobile phone network KPN, had …
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The UK should send its aircraft carrier through the Taiwan Strait amid increasing tension in the area, according …
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Two U.S. senators on April 16 unveiled a bipartisan proposal that seeks to strengthen domestic trade remedy laws …
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Chinese leader Xi Jinping took a veiled jab at the United States on April 20 during a speech …
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China’s former premier Wen Jiabao published an article to memorialize his deceased mother on April 15. However, the …
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The House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a resolution on April 19 condemning the communist Chinese regime’s continued trampling …
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TAIPEI, Taiwan—Taiwan is seeking to acquire long-range, air-launched cruise missiles from the United States, a defense official said on April 19, as the self-ruled island bolsters its forces in the …
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In a move likely to appease Beijing, New Zealand’s foreign minister is distancing the nation’s foreign policy away …
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The Epoch Times is one of the main targets of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in Hong Kong …
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NEW YORK—The “extreme and unthinkable” suffering that the Chinese regime has inflicted on members of the faith group …
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The United States and China, the world’s two biggest carbon emitters, have agreed to cooperate on climate change …
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The Chinese regime and the United States agree that stronger pledges to fight climate change should be introduced …
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Pro-Beijing media and government officials in Hong Kong have set their sights on efforts to shut down local independent …
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News Analysis Financial problems at a Chinese state-owned financial firm could make foreign investors reevaluate their risk tolerance …
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The suppressive climate in Hong Kong cultivated by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)—under which attackers can rampage the …
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With the United States still reeling from the pandemic and having undergone a recent change in administration, the …
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Will Chinese Premier’s Soft Tone Work on the United States?
Commentary On April 13, Xinhua, the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) mouthpiece, reported that Li Keqiang, the CCP’s premier, had a video conversation with U.S. business leaders and made a rare … -
Xi Jinping Back in Public, CCP Again Abuses the United States
Commentary On April 16, Chinese leader Xi Jinping finally appeared in the media and held a video meeting … -
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) stopped a shipment of over 170,000 counterfeit N95 masks from China with an …
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US Condemns Sentencing of HK Pro-Democracy Activists, Call Charges ‘Politically Motivated’
The U.S. Department of State and the Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) on Friday condemned the recent sentencing and …
4/15/2021 Financial News: CCP’s Chip Shortage And Price Increase; The Leverage Ratio Of CCP Securities Firms Hits Record High

1.Upstream Chip shortages and price hike now have spread to supply chain order delays and consumer market impact
2.The leverage ratio of mainstream Securities firms hitsa record high
3.Tesla data collected in Communist China is kept in Communist China
4.Hong Kong’s Grade A office vacancy rate up to 10.3% in the first quarter, retail market slowly picks up
5. Macau moves step closer to digital currency in threat to casinos
6. Gary Gensler confirmed by Senate to lead the SEC, Wall Street’s top regulator
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Ex-Boss of China’s Major Weapons Firm Norinco Under Investigation
The Chinese regime’s anti-corruption watchdog announced on April 4 that Norinco’s former chairman was placed under investigation over corruption charges. The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection issued a notice, stating … -
US Lawmakers Seek Accountability for Organ Harvesting in China
WASHINGTON—A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers last month introduced the first legislation to combat global organ trafficking, which, if … -
US Grant to Wuhan Lab to Enhance Bat-Based Coronaviruses Was Never Scrutinized by HHS Review Board: NIH
An oversight board created to scrutinize research that would enhance highly dangerous pathogens did not review a National … -
The authenticity of a so-called French journalist was called into question after someone published articles on Chinese state-run …
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Southern China City Back in Lockdown Over CCP Virus Outbreak
Recently, the CCP virus pandemic worsened sharply in Ruili city, Dehong prefecture, in southwestern China’s Yunnan province. Currently, … -
Student Newspaper Takes Down Story on Academics Linked to CCP
Editors of a student-run newspaper in an Australian university have been slammed for their decision to withdraw an … -
Australia Should Take Beijing to the United Nations Over Taiwan: Diplomacy Expert
The Australian government should take the Taiwan issue to the United Nations for a vote as a circuit … -
CCP Adviser Outlines Plan to Control South China Sea, Challenge US Dominance in Indo-Pacific
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Chinese Officials Trying to Dodge COVID-19 Vaccinations, Citing Health Reasons: Leaked Documents
As the Chinese regime races to inoculate tens of millions through coercive policies and a propaganda blitz, some …
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State Department Report Calls Out China’s ‘Crimes Against Humanity,’ Pandemic Repression
The State Department highlighted the deteriorating human rights record in China, accusing the regime of committing “genocide” and “crimes against humanity” in a newly released report. The annual report, covering …
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The United Nations’ role in immigration policy is growing worldwide with the establishment of a UN “Network for …
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The Pakistani President tested positive for COVID-19 on March 29, 14 days after receiving his first injection with …
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The BBC’s China correspondent John Sudworth has left China after the communist regime issued threats of legal action …
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The Chinese consul general in Brazil openly mocked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, calling him a “running dog” to …
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BOSTON/LISBON—A group of religious and socially conscious investors and other funds are ramping up pressure on Western companies …
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Boris Johnson Meets Hong Kong Families Who Have Come to UK
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson held a video call on Friday with four families from Hong Kong who came to the UK under the new visa scheme for British National … -
Making a greater effort to attract top experts from around the world was listed as a priority in …
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Guo Baojun, a 63-year-old man passed away in custody after being held for 14 months for his faith …
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the trials being held “without transparency” for the two Canadians who have been …
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The Ukrainian government announced it will return ownership of an aircraft engine manufacturer from Chinese investors last week, …
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Pan Rui, son of Chinese real estate magnate Pan Shiyi, is allegedly wanted by the Chinese Communist Party …
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DANDONG, China—China put on trial one of two Canadians detained for more than two years in apparent retaliation …
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Tufts University announced on Wednesday that it is not going to renew its contract with the Confucius Institute …
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The Sino-U.S. talks in Alaska got off to a rocky start on March 18, when the top diplomats …
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Huawei finally revealed on March 16 that it will charge up to $2.5 in royalties per phone for its …
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The House has voted to reject a resolution put forth by Republicans to remove Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) from the House Intelligence …
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska—The United States and China leveled sharp rebukes of each others’ policies in the first high-level, in-person …
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Republican senators on March 18 introduced a bill that would strip the Chinese regime of its trading privileges …
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The Department of Defense recently described China as the “pacing challenge” for the U.S. military and highlighted the need …
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HONG KONG—Colin Huang, founder of the Chinese e-commerce firm Pinduoduo, stepped down as chairman Wednesday just as the …
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Founder of Chinese E-Commerce Firm Pinduoduo Departs
HONG KONG—Colin Huang, founder of the Chinese e-commerce firm Pinduoduo, stepped down as chairman Wednesday just as the company’s annual user base surpassed that of rival Alibaba. Huang, who founded … -
BANGKOK—Confusion over what exactly happened during recent attacks on factories in Burma has highlighted the complex and troubled …
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HELSINKI—Finland’s domestic security agency said Thursday that the cybergroup APT31, which is generally linked to the Chinese regime, …
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A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers has expressed approval for the State Department’s decision to sanction 24 Chinese and …
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America’s secretary of state on Wednesday didn’t rule out a U.S. boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. …
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Japan’s popular messaging app LINE recently admitted that its users’ personal data stored on its server in Japan …
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Weeks ahead of the 93rd Oscars ceremony, scheduled for April 25 this year, Chinese authorities are said to …
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The National Association of Manufacturers, a Washington-based trade group representing the U.S. manufacturing sector, has urged President Joe …
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TOKYO—Japan’s government said on Wednesday it would investigate messaging app Line, owned by SoftBank Corp’s Z Holdings Corp, …
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French media revealed on March 15 that China’s ambassador to France, Lu Shaye, pressured a French lawmaker to …
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The Hong Kong government began vaccinating the public with the Chinese domestically-manufactured Sinovac vaccine for free on Feb. …
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said on March 17 it has begun efforts to revoke authorization for China …
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China’s Useful Elitists: Westerners Exploited for Beijing’s Domestic Image
Early in February, the BBC broadcast interviews with several Uighur women who graphically described the horrific treatment they’d received while detained in one of the concentration camps where China has …
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Over 100 medical staff at a hospital in Harbin city were quarantined after a nurse tested positive for …
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Commentary A former head of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Deng Xiaoping’s principle of “Hong Kong people ruling …
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China’s top political annual meetings, the weeklong “Two Sessions,” ended on March 11 and approved strategies targeting the …
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A U.S. nonprofit with close ties to the Wuhan Institute of Virology violated federal law by failing to …
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A Chinese man was persecuted to death by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in February. While alive, he …
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TOKYO—U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned China on Tuesday against using “coercion and aggression” as he sought …
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The European Union is expected to exclude Chinese-made vaccines from its “vaccine passport” certification program because they aren’t …
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The federal government and Labor have blocked a Senate motion on Monday, which called on the Australian government …
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As CCP virus variants grow in number, scientists are increasingly concerned about whether vaccines will remain effective despite …
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Foreigners seeking to enter China can now get a Chinese COVID-19 vaccine shot to lessen their load of …
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Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) on March 15 pushed for a boycott of the 2022 Beijing Olympics because of …
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Shares of China’s second-largest cellphone maker, Xiaomi Group, have dropped almost 40 percent in value since the company was …
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A U.S. federal judge on Friday temporarily blocked the Department of Defense from forcing American investors to divest from Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp on the grounds the company has …
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said the organization has agreed to purchase China’s COVID-19 vaccine to …
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A senior Chinese Communist Party (CCP) official recently admitted that because China’s manufacturing industry was limited by China’s …
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As Las Vegas Sands Corp. eyes Macau and Singapore for future growth, an expert warned that this move …
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The after-school education market in China was shaken after Chinese Communist Party (CCP) head Xi Jinping, criticized profit-making …
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A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has rejected a bid by Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou to admit additional …
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Trade won’t play a central role when the Washington delegation meets with its Beijing counterparts in Alaska next …
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YANGON, Burma—At least four people were shot dead during protests in Burma on Sunday, as security forces continued …
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France must do everything to avoid a new lockdown as pressure on hospitals grows, Prime Minister Jean Castex …
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LONDON—Britain needs to boost its capacity to conduct cyber attacks on foreign enemies, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said …
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LONDON—Irish health officials on Sunday recommended the temporary suspension of the AstraZeneca vaccine after reports of serious blood …
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OTTAWA—Canada’s national police and spy agencies, long under pressure to co?operate more effectively on security cases, are developing …
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said the organization has agreed to purchase China’s COVID-19 vaccine to …
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A person who works in two NSW COVID-19 quarantine hotels with overseas travellers and has already had their …
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CANBERRA—The left-leaning Labor party secured re-election in Australia’s least populous state on Sunday as voters backed the party …
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A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has rejected a bid by Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou to admit additional …
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Trade won’t play a central role when the Washington delegation meets with its Beijing counterparts in Alaska next …
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China’s technology apparatus is geared to do the very things that alarm western democracies about big tech, former …
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TAIPEI, Taiwan—U.S. Lawmakers are calling on Secretary of State Antony Blinken and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan to be tough on Beijing when they meet with Chinese officials in Alaska …
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Firms linked to Beijing now control leases on two islands, off the east and west coasts of Australia, …
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SHANGHAI—The Chinese Semiconductor Industry Association (CSIA), a major trade association for China’s chip industry, will establish a working …
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“China’s gas pipeline will be burned,” chanted a group of protesters in Burma (also known as Myanmar) this week …
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BERLIN-The European Union should take a tougher approach to protecting companies from unfair Chinese trade practices as Beijing …
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OSLO—Norway’s $1.3 trillion wealth fund will probe whether companies it is invested in may be using the labor …
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WASHINGTON—U.S. President Joe Biden will hold an online meeting on Friday with the leaders of Japan, India, and …
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Self-exiled former Hong Kong lawmaker Ted Hui has warned that Western nations need to heed the lessons of …
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A group of Republican lawmakers is seeking to lift the veil on more than 100 sister city agreements …
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WASHINGTON—The United States on Thursday condemned Chinese moves to change Hong Kong’s electoral system and forecast “difficult” talks …
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Canada’s immigration minister said he is confident that there are no security concerns about allowing a company owned …
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The Chinese regime recently revealed that its social insurance system reported a $96 billion deficit in 2020 due …
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On March 8, International Women’s Day, the U.S. Department of State presented The International Women of Courage Award …
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An article by Chinese state media Xinhua News titled, “A Preview of the 2021 Two Sessions: China’s Signals …
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Two decades ago, the Western world brought China into the rules-based trading system of the World Trade Organization, …
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Dallaire Says ‘Self Interest’ Is Obstructing Canadian Cabinet’s Response to Uyghur Genocide in ChinaRetired Lieutenant-General Roméo Dallaire said self-interest is what’s obstructing the Canadian government from calling out Beijing over its …
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Yu Qingming, party chief and chairman of Sinopharm, told Chinese state media on March 4 that he and …
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Xinhua News Agency, the mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party, is no longer a member of the Canadian …
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Many public servants in Hong Kong may be forced to quit their jobs because they refused to pledge …
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OTTAWA—A state-affiliated publication in China says two Canadian men will “soon” receive their first trial after more than …
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Twenty-four Hong Kong pro-democracy activists have written to European Union leaders and lawmakers urging them not to sign …
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Five Republican lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the United States Senate to condemn moves by China’s communist …
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A Chinese invasion of Taiwan would be devastating to the U.S. military as a result of Beijing’s aggressive …
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RESTON, Va.—Cyber sleuths have already blamed China for a hack that exposed tens of thousands of servers running …
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More than 100 members of Congress are calling on federal maritime authorities to probe what they say are …
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China’s rubber-stamp legislature has approved a draft decision to change Hong Kong’s electoral system, making it virtually impossible …
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An expert said mainland Chinese military leaders told her that they would be ready to unify Taiwan by force in one year, while another China expert told The Epoch Times …
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WASHINGTON—The White House has not made a final decision on whether the United States will take part in …
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A parliamentary committee is urging the government to publicly condemn Beijing’s breach of Hong Kong’s autonomy and civil …
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Australian Liberal Senator Eric Abetz has written to the U.S. embassy in Canberra to seek clarification about U.S. President Joe Biden’s recent remarks at a CNN town hall that purportedly …
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Hong Kong British National (Overseas) status holders can now apply for UK visas using a smartphone app, the …
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken criticized China for its continued failure to be transparent about COVID-19, in a …
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In China’s bid to acquire advanced technology from the United States, officials from the north-central city of Baoding …
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Chinese foreign affairs minister Wang Yi urged the United States to meet four requirements from Xi Jinping’s regime at …
Biden’s New “Woke” Military Has A Model In Mao’s China
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China recently issued conflicting sets of data for the number of cell phone and landline users in the …
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A recent internet study shows that as of December 2020, less than 30 percent of Chinese internet users …
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WUHAN, China—A year after his death from COVID-19, residents in the Chinese city of Wuhan say they remain …
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As the new U.S. administration takes office, there are concerns about the next steps in U.S.-China relations and …
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The Chinese regime is aggressively targeting exiles and dissident communities abroad, as it extends its ability to persecute …
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TAIPEI—A U.S. warship sailed near the Chinese-controlled Paracel Islands in the disputed South China Sea on Friday in …
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The White House press secretary appeared to confirm that President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden still holds a …
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken told top Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi in a phone call on Friday …
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News Analysis Chinese stock trading app Webull has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the retail trading …
Americans appear to be opposed to socialist leader Joe Biden turning their country over to Communist China.
UK Revokes License For Top Chinese Communist Party Media Outlet
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After India recently announced its decision to permanently ban 59 Chinese mobile apps including video-sharing app TikTok amid rising border tensions with China, TikTok is reportedly ending its business in …
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A sophisticated social media operation believed to be linked to China’s communist regime played a key role in …
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Jan. 23 marks the first anniversary of the Wuhan lockdown due to the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus …
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U.S. Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) criticized the World Health Organization (WHO) on Jan. 31 after the health body’s …
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As CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus outbreaks across China continue to worsen, Chinese central authorities recently issued conflicting …
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TAIPEI, Taiwan—The United States can learn from Taiwan how to confront the Chinese regime’s disinformation, according to a …
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A popular fertility app has been sued for allegedly sending personal data to Chinese analytics firms without users’ …
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TAIPEI—Six Chinese fighter aircraft and a U.S. reconnaissance aircraft entered the southwestern corner of Taiwan’s air defense identification …
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BEIJING—An official indicator of China’s manufacturing activity weakened for a second consecutive month in January, following outbreaks of …
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A negative news report on Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine recently set off a debate on China’s social media. On …
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The UK government on Sunday officially opened a new visa scheme designed to offer holders of British National …
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The news of “positive nucleic acid tests on imported food packaging” has appeared frequently lately on mainland Chinese …
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The U.S. military said on Jan. 29 that Chinese military flights in the past week in the South …
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WUHAN, China—Members of a World Health Organization team investigating the origins of the coronavirus pandemic visited another Wuhan …
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News Analysis HNA Group, the acquisitive conglomerate once synonymous with China’s global ambitions, has succumbed to its massive …
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BGI Group, the world’s largest genomics company, has worked with China’s military on research that ranges from mass …
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Three Republican senators known for their hawkish stance on China are calling on President Joe Biden’s Commerce Department …
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The UK’s new visa programme allowing Hong Kong British National (Overseas) status holders to live in the UK is …
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Renowned Chinese rights activist Guo Feixiong was en route to Shanghai Pudong Airport on Jan. 28 when he …
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Lai Xiaomin, former chairman of China Huarong Asset Management Co., the country’s largest such firm, was executed by …
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The UK’s new visa scheme for Hong Kong BN(O) status holders will not only help Hongkongers but also …
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WASHINGTON—The Biden administration will review all national security measures put in place by former President Donald Trump, including …
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Gaocheng district of Shijiazhuang city, Hebei Province, is one of the hardest-hit regions in the latest resurgence of …
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After seven years of negotiations, the Chinese communist regime and the European Union reached the EU-China Comprehensive Investment …
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Chinese warplanes frequently intruded into Taiwan’s southwest air defense identification zone (ADIZ) in January. In response to such …
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A Virginia county on Jan. 27 unanimously adopted a resolution condemning forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience …
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Hongkongers with British National (Overseas) status holders can apply for a UK visa without a BN(O) passport, the UK’s …