If the US defend Taiwan, they will receive a deadly blow,’ warns Chinese regime’s propaganda outlet
The Global Times, one of the propaganda arms of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), issued a threat to the U.S., warning that if they attempt to defend Taiwan, their troops will receive a nuclear strike. According to Taiwan News, Global Time, the propaganda arm of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), published ...
Apple removes popular religious apps in China at the regime’s request
Apple, the U.S.-based BigTech giant, showed its complicity with the Chinese Communist regime in the religious persecution of its citizens by giving in to pressure to remove apps with biblical and Koranic content. Several reports confirmed that during the last week the most popular religious apps in China were removed from ...
Olympic Committee not planning to challenge China on human rights ahead of Beijing 2022 Games
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will not press China, the host of the 2022 Winter Olympics, on its human rights record, a senior IOC member said Wednesday, Oct. 13. John Coates, IOC vice president, rejected suggestions and calls from human rights groups and U.S. officials that China should be challenged for ...
LinkedIn announces ‘BlinkedOut’ in China, citing greater compliance requirements
LinkedIn announced on Thursday, Oct. 14, that it would turn off its networking platform in China this year, saying it is “facing a significantly more challenging operating environment and greater compliance requirements” in the country. In an announcement posted on its official blog, LinkedIn clarified that it decided to launch a ...
HR experts press Hong Kong to remove the National Security Law imposed by the CCP
Four United Nations (UN) international law and human rights experts are pressing Hong Kong authorities to initiate a thorough review of the controversial National Security Law imposed by Beijing, arguing that it is "incompatible" with international civil rights and civil liberties standards. In a stark statement posted on the official UN ...
Fearing internal mutiny, Xi Jinping softens on Taiwan
On the 110th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution on Oct. 9, Chinese Leader Xi Jinping reiterated his position regarding Taiwan. Xi emphasized peaceful reunification of the island rather than forceful invasion. "Taiwan independence separatism is the biggest obstacle to national reunification, the most serious potential for national revival," Xi said. July 2021, ...
Reporting on China’s poverty is forbidden: Foreign journalist attacked
The official WeChat account of China's Bijie City Party Committee's Propaganda Department recently published an article reporting that local officials were praised for reporting important national security-related information. This year an official denounced an "overseas anti-China media channel" for repeated "illegal interviews" in Bijie city. The foreign media reported negative news ...
The truth behind CCP warplanes overflying Taiwan
After Chinese fighter jets recently violated Taiwan's air defense identification zone, a Chinese regime-run newspaper this week warned that war between China and Taiwan's supporters, such as the United States, could break out at any time. The Global Times wrote: "The separatist forces on the island will never be allowed to ...
Wave of defections of Chinese officials: ‘Every day someone goes missing’
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is currently dealing with a nightmare situation where the Chinese, from ordinary citizens to government officials, are fleeing the country. Hong Kong tycoon Yuan Gongyi in 2020 said about 1,000 CCP members hiding in the United States had applied for asylum in the United States. In ...
China’s more aggressive because it sees a ‘softer’ leader in White House, says former director of national intelligence
Former director of the Office of National Intelligence, John Ratcliffe, said that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has become increasingly aggressive, especially with Taiwan, because it sees in the Biden administration a "softer" and "more cooperative" leader than Trump. Ratcliffe, who served as director of national intelligence under Trump, gave an ...
The Chinese regime has total control of media information
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), on Oct. 8, published a draft of the "Negative Market Access List," which highlights the monopolization of information in the hands of the State. According to Bitter Winter, the list, published every year, is issued jointly by the Ministry of Commerce and the National Development ...
Due to a hostile environment Harvard moves its Mandarin course from China to Taiwan
The prestigious Harvard University announced, beginning next year, the summer Mandarin Chinese course will be held in the city of Taipei, the capital of Taiwan. China, the current host country, has shown some hostility and put obstacles to the educational institution's requirements, as reported by The Crisom newspaper. Jennifer Liu is ...
China resorts to sophisticated ‘three kinds of war’ to penetrate West
Beijing is using the "Three Wars" doctrine to easily penetrate Western countries. This includes psychological warfare, public opinion war, and legal war. These three types of war are little known in the West, and important strategies that help the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) fight the free world without firing a single ...
French report: Communist China’s propaganda to infiltrate the West using media products
Under the French Ministry of Defense, the Institute for Strategic Studies of the Military Academy (IRSEM) published an analysis report on "China's influential actions." The report shows that, in terms of cultural penetration, the CCP exports film and television products, on the one hand, to achieve the purpose of propagating ...
French report reveals that the CCP uses Huawei to collect global data
The French Ministry of Defense's Institute for Strategic Studies of the Military Academy (IRSEM) released a report titled "Influential Chinese Actions (CCP)." The lengthy report reveals Huawei's close relationship with the CCP, and the CCP's use of state-owned and private companies like Huawei to collect vast amounts of data globally. The ...
Three punches delivered to China’s economy
The spread of the COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on China’s economy, and real estate behemoth Evergrande is on the edge of bankruptcy, adding to a catastrophic power deficit across the country. The COVID-19 situation may improve more in the following months, but the other two issues will persist and are more ...
Replacing God and Buddha: China’s Hundred Year Battle Against Buddhism
Jiang Zemin, former Party Secretary, once told Chinese Communist Party (CCP) members to help religious people "break free from the shackles of religion." By bringing that religion under strict state control, along with the operating terms set for Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Catholicism, and Christianity—these are also five religions accepted and ...
Russia sees Taiwan as part of China, so Chinese regime’s aggressions would not be a regional threat
Amid the worrisome threats of invasion that Taiwan has received in recent days from the Chinese communist regime, Russia defined the large island with an independent government as part of the Chinese mainland, according to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. "As you know, Russia, like the vast majority of countries in ...
Chinese giant Evergrande misses another round of bond payments, intensifies market concerns
Evergrande Group, China’s property giant, failed to pay its bond interests due on Tuesday, Oct. 12, marking the third round of bond coupon payments missed in three weeks. Nikkei Assia cited two bondholders saying that they had not received any payment or message from Evergrande as of Tuesday afternoon (local time). "Not ...
China flood wrecks shuttle bus, killing at least 14
A flooded bridge in northern China swept a bus downstream, killing 14 people on Oct. 11. The tragedy unfolded in Pingshan County, Hebei Province about 7 a.m. local time, according to ABC News. The vehicle was carrying 51 passengers across the partially submerged Wangmu Bridge, about 45 kilometers (25 miles) from the ...
