Senate Backs Ban on China Buying US Farmland

The proposed ban comes when Chinese ownership of American farmland has become an increasing concern for state governments and the general public. Republican-led states such as Florida, Texas, Virginia, and South Dakota have undertaken state-level legislative efforts to tighten control on foreign land purchases.

A New Path Forward Without the Chinese Communist Party

After Deng Xiaoping took power, he tried to justify his order to slaughter thousands of students in Tiananmen Square in 1989 by saying that killing 20,000 people would guarantee 20 years of stability (for the CCP).
It was estimated that during the first 30 years of the CCP’s rule, more than 80 million people died of unnatural causes as a result of the series of political movements and suppression.

Nearly 90% of Canadians Want Ottawa to Set Up a Foreign-Influence Registry

In the U.S., the Foreign Agent Registry Act has been in place since 1938. In recent years, new legislation, such as the “Countering the Chinese Government and Communist Party’s Political Influence Operations Act of 2018,” has been introduced in response to Beijing’s growing interference in the country.

European Lawmakers Visit Taiwan, Taking Different Path from Scholz

Speaking to VOA in September, legislator Gyde Jensen, a member of the FDP who participated in the IPAC delegation, said China’s treatment of Hong Kong and the Muslim minorities in Xinjiang have “disqualified” Beijing as a “trusted member of our rules-based order, which should alarm [every]one, especially those who conduct business there.”