Chinese Regime
A joint review by U.S. agencies found more than a hundred instances of Chinese nationals attempting to force their way onto U.S. military bases.
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ANALYSIS: Deng Xiaoping's Son Steps Down From China Disabled Persons' Federation Amid Intensifying Power Struggles
The move indicates growing tensions between the families of Xi Jinping and former leader Deng Xiaoping.
A Woman in China Sentenced to Death for Trafficking Children, Starting With Her Own
Child abductions are rampant in China.
Japanese Companies Are Leaving China to De-risk
Japanese companies have left China one after another. After Sony and Daikin, Mitsubishi may cease production in China due to deteriorating business environment.
Wuhan Institute of Virology's 'Batwoman' Shi Zhengli Says Another COVID-19 Outbreak 'Highly Likely’
Chinese top virologist Shi Zhengli is known for her work on bat coronavirus research.
Clear Channel Outdoor to Pay $26 Million to Settle China Bribery Charges
The advertising company was accused of violating the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act through the actions of its agency, which was operating in China.
A Former Defense Minister's Rise and Fall in the CCP
Gen. Wei’s fate is a microcosm of the factional infighting to control the levers of power of the CCP regime.
‘Systematic Genocide' of Mongolian Culture Continues with Ban on Mongolian Language in Schools, Say Human Rights Advocates
A Mongolian language ban in schools, book silencing reflect China's continued efforts to erase Mongolian language and history.
