Utah Enacts Law Countering the Chinese Communist Party’s Forced Organ Harvesting
The 75-minute documentary, produced in Canada last year, centers around the disappearance of two Falun Gong practitioners in China shortly after the CCP launched its eradication campaign against the practice in July 1999.
Residents in Beijing, East China Report Spike in COVID-19 Cases, Deaths After Chinese New Year
He said many people in his workplace had fevers for a week and were diagnosed with influenza A or B at the hospital, but they took medicine specifically to treat COVID-19. After a week, their fevers were gone, and they developed a sore throat, which he said is a typical symptom after having been infected with COVID-19.
Hong Kong Activist Agnes Chow Declared ‘Wanted’ By Communist Police
I want to emphasize that absconding is a shameful act and anyone who has fled should not delude themselves that they can elude criminal responsibility by leaving Hong Kong,” Kan said, according to the South China Morning Post (SCMP).
Navigating Sanctions: A Closer Look at the Complex Web of Sino-Russian Financial Relations
The economic interdependence between China and Russia is underscored by the significant trade volume between the two countries, which reached $240.1 billion in 2023 — marking a 26.3 percent increase from the previous year.
50 Lawmakers Demand Answers from AG Garland Over CCP-Linked Marijuana Farms
“In some cases, the grow operators were also engaged in human trafficking, forced labor, drug trafficking, and violent crime,” the lawmakers wrote. “These farms are most commonly in states with legal marijuana programs where illicit growers try to disguise their operations in communities where law-abiding Americans live and work.”
Hong Kong Feels the Impact as Foreign Investors Vacate China
He said that some companies have halved the index weight to reduce risk exposure, while others have removed China from emerging market indices. The change brought about by CalSTRS is not an increase or decrease but a change in index weight.
China Tried, but Failed, to Prevent UN Scrutiny of Its Human Rights Violations
The U.S. was joined by Canada, Czechia, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Australia, Austria, and Belgium.
Simmering Tensions: China Sanctions 5 US Defense Firms Over Arms Sales to Taiwan
The situation also underscores the delicate balance of power in the Taiwan Strait — a 160-kilometer-wide (about 90 miles) waterway that separates Taiwan from mainland China. But the timing of Beijing’s sanctions — coming just days before Taiwan’s presidential and parliamentary elections slated for Jan. 13 — is seen as a strategic move to influence the island’s political landscape.
Chinese Military Hackers Have Compromised Dozens of America’s Key Infrastructure Assets, WAPO
McReynolds, who claims to have seen internal Chinese military documents on the matter, says the PLA’s strategy is to synchronize air and missile strikes while disrupting command-and-control networks all while compromising critical infrastructure including satellite networks and logistics systems relied on by the U.S. military.
Beijing Sees High-level Talks as Tool to ‘Forestall and Delay’ US Pressure, Congressional Report Warns
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), for its part, has made a variety of gestures to display goodwill, though top cadres warn Washington against stepping on the Party’s “red lines,” and stress that the path to reconciliation “won’t be smooth sailing.”