Countries Tense as Communist China Unleashes COVID-positive Travelers to Airports Worldwide
The article stated that among two flights to Milan from Mainland China, almost half of all passengers tested positive for COVID. Further reporting by the New York Post on the topic gave official stats as 35 of 92 passengers from one flight and 62 of 120 passengers from the other testing positive.
Analyst: Europe Should Rethink China Policy After Party Congress, Ukraine Stance
The Ukraine crisis has led European nations to look carefully at the potential consequences of a fallout with China, in the event Beijing takes similar actions against Taiwan, as Russia did against Ukraine.
Japanese Art Platform Hits Back at Chinese Pirates With Banned Political Keywords
“This sort of surveillance leads to a lack of freedom and creativity, so China, which has lost the ability to innovate, has become the champion of intellectual property theft,” Wang said. “China’s reputation as a copycat nation is well-deserved.”
Lithuania Deepens Relations With Taiwan Amid China Tensions
Lithuania, a nation of around 2.7 million, has emerged as one of Taiwan’s most unlikely yet outspoken allies in Europe as it pursues a “values-first” foreign policy. The two sides, which both transitioned to democracy in the 1990s, have been pulled closed together by shared commonalities like an authoritarian past and ongoing threats from powerful neighbors Russia and China.
WeChat Warns Users Their Likes, Comments, and Histories are Being Sent to China
Launched by Tencent in 2011, WeChat now has more than 1.1 billion users, second only to WhatsApp and Facebook, but the company keeps users behind China’s complex system of blocks, filters, and human censorship known as the Great Firewall, even when they are physically in another country.
Uyghur News Looked from All Over the World
More than 60 Uyghur organizations around the world urged the international community to take concrete action after a U.N. report found that China may have committed “crimes against humanity” against Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslim communities in Xinjiang, a region Uyghurs prefer to call East Turkistan.
China Cancels 23 Loans to Africa Amid ‘Debt Trap’ Debate
“It is not uncommon for China to do something like this [forgive interest-free loans] … now obviously it is connected to the overall debt-trap diplomacy narrative in the sense that clearly there’s a felt need on the part of China to push back,” Verhoeven told VOA.
Visiting Helsinki, Finland a Chinese Citizen Quitted the Chinese Communist Party Youth Organization
“We have to expose the bad deeds by the CCP. Well done and please keep it up!” A young man and his friends read the posters one by one. “This is horrible!” he exclaimed, “We must stop it immediately!”
Fears Grow for Guo Feixiong, on Hunger Strike in a Guangzhou Detention Center
“Even when Guo Feixiong’s wife Zhang Qing fell ill, the authorities still refused to allow him to leave the country and arrested him, instead,” Wang said. “The tragic experience of this family shows us the inhumanity of this tyranny [regime].”
Another Witness Comes Forward to Expose Forced Organ Harvesting in China
“He will die sooner or later, and this way, he can make some more contribution before his death”;
But when pressed by Sugawara on what crimes he had committed, the doctor answered that he was “Falun Gong” practitioner.