Politics
- 2022 Campaign
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Xi Jinping’s speeches conflict again
In a recent meeting, the Chinese premier Li Keqiang once again emphasized the urgency of stabilizing the economy. One may notice that his many speeches have departed from parroting those made by leader Xi Jinping. On July 7, Li Keqiang held a meeting in Fujian province with the top representatives of ...
First time in 50 years: The actions of Taiwanese officials give Beijing ‘ants in pants’
On July 8, Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was assassinated while giving a speech on the street. This event shocked the world. His family will hold Abe's funeral on July 12. In harmony with the significant loss to Japan and the world, Taiwanese media reported that Taiwan's Vice President ...
Shinzo Abe: Slain former Japanese prime minister stood up to Chinese regime
Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot dead on Friday, July 8, while giving a speech in the town of Nara. The news shocked the world and quickly made the front pages of mainstream media. Abe was central in his country's politics during the last decades. Still, he also left ...
Infighting in CCP: Xi arranges 2 characters at the same time to ‘destroy’ Sun Lijun
RFA on July 8 revealed how Xi Jinping purged Sun Lijun, Deputy Minister of Public Security. In addition to installing Wang Xiaohong into the Ministry of Public Security, Xi Jinping arranged for another confidant from his father's hometown, Sun Xinyang, to enter this Ministry. Specifically, Sun Xinyang was assigned by Xi Jinping ...
Beijing dares to challenge China’s State Council
China News Center, on July 7, published a commentary by an author with an account called "Memories of China" about Beijing's new move regarding epidemic prevention and control. The author said that Beijing began to be "troubled" regarding epidemic prevention and control. Guangming reported that on July 6, Li Ang, Deputy ...
Two federal officers charged for links to China’s transnational repression scheme
Two U.S. citizens of employment background at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security have been indicted for their alleged role in the Chinese government’s scheme to conduct transnational repression on American soil. According to a statement by the Justice Department on July 7, one of the men is Craig Miller, a ...
US is holding ‘magic sword’ to punish China — Commentary
In 2007, the U.S. Army first used shells called Excalibur in the Iraq war. Charlotte Mountain, who served in the U.S. military for more than 10 years, said that these 155 mm GPS-guided artillery shells could change combat modes. This shell is named after the legendary sword that King Arthur wielded. ...
Beijing speaks with forked tongue over Taiwan Straits: Exposed by US magazine
The Beijing government recently challenged the international community when it said, "the Taiwan Straits are not international territorial waters." At the same time, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs also recently declared that China "enjoys sovereignty, sovereign rights and jurisdiction over the Taiwan Straits." However, the "Indo-Pacific Defense Forum," a professional ...
Taking over the Moon: Dangerous ambition of the Chinese regime
The United States made strong accusations against China by claiming that the communist regime has clear intentions to "conquer" the moon as part of a "military space program." The two powers engaged in a verbal battle over the issue of "conquering space." It was inevitably reminiscent of the dispute over the ...
Book ‘China Duel’ reveals CCP internal coup in 2012
Recently, an English-language book “China Duel” written by Yang Xiang was published in the United States. The book disclosed the real coup of Zhou Yongkang and Bo Xilai in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in 2012. The Voice of America (VOA) reports Yang Xiang’s parents hold important military and governmental roles. ...
Fun facts behind HongKong New Leader Li Jiachao’s election
On May 20, Li Jiachao became the sixth Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to take office on July 1, 2022. Behind the success of his campaign are some interesting facts that have recently been revealed. Fact number 1: Li Jiachao spent $1.1 million on the election campaign in ...
False power: The truth of the CCP’s alleged increase in membership
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), since it usurped power in China in 1949, has sought to impose the idea that the Party is a supreme being that prevails over any individual, organization, religion, or spiritual belief. To support this idea, it has spread lies of all kinds, censored dissidents, modified history ...
‘Let Xi Jinping use first’: An invention that uses AI to test party members’ loyalty
Using artificial intelligence technology to determine party members' loyalty According to Hong Kong's Mingbao, on July 1 this year, an official artificial intelligence research institute in Hefei City, Anhui province, announced that they could use artificial intelligence technology to assess whether CCP members pay attention to ideological education. For example, it ...
Why did Xi Jinping take risks to visit Hong Kong?
China Communist Party's General Secretary Xi Jinping visited Hong Kong for two days, June 30 and July 1 in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the city’s handover from Britain. Experts said that Xi took the risk to visit the island. Specifically, commentator on current affairs Samp told RFA that during his ...
Expert: Small window for anti-Xi parties to take action before 20th National Congress
On June 30, Deng Yuwen, a writer in New Jersey, recently expressed his views on Shangbao. His article analyzed the upcoming Beidaihe Conference—the last gathering before the 20th National Congress—which is the last chance for anti-forces to take action against Xi Jinping. The expert believes that when it comes to power, ...
Xi Jinping’s preparations to thwart financial coup: Take down the most powerful financial tycoon
Current Chinese leader Xi Jinping is bracing to secure his reelection as the General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for a third term. Accordingly, he has been busy stretching his power in all aspects, one of which is to prevent a financial coup. Wang Youqun, a columnist for Chinese ...
Changyang City: Public police officers clash with city management staff
Apollo Wang reported that a police officer fought with a Changyang city epidemic prevention employee on June 28. Their fight quickly went viral on social media because both were city employees. The newspaper said that this was an act of "dog biting dog." Video recorded by a witness describes the city ...
The dark origins of the cheap Chinese-made clothing boom
Over the past few years, the Chinese communist regime has received compelling allegations that hundreds of millions of Uighur citizens in the semi-autonomous region of Xinjiang are being fiercely persecuted for their religious beliefs. Allegations indicate that the victims of this persecution are locked up in "re-education camps" where they are ...
Shenzhen epidemic: Security massive, citizens go over fences and climb walls
Police and security guards have flocked to quarantined and controlled outbreak communities in Shenzhen. Recently, the COVID-19 epidemic in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, has broken out again, and the number of cases has increased in a few days. As a result, Futian and Luohu districts urgently announced establishing epidemic prevention areas. However, ...
Monopoly position: Pro-Beijing group target other countries’ rare earth companies
Mandiant, an American cybersecurity firm, has produced a study claiming that a Chinese regime-sponsored propaganda operation targets miners in the United States, Australia, and Canada via social media accounts. The accounts formed alliances to offer China a competitive advantage in hunting for rare earth resources. Mandiant discovered that a Chinese regime-led online group ...
